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Check out the Editorials section for an opinionated look at video games and trends currently taking place. You’ll always get an informed look from an editor tackling the topic with their thoughts on it. We try to cover anything from newly announced interesting games to controversial events. Regardless of the editorial’s focus, you’ll get a level-headed look from us here at Slyther Games.


It isn’t unheard of to see game clones or copyright infringement in Roblox but the latest case I came across was Minecraft. A simplified version was built in Roblox using the same name and I saw it hit as high as 25,000 players at one time. It’s one thing to have a similar concept and …

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League of Legends is struggling to attract new players and let’s be honest, is it that surprising? It’s commonly known as having a toxic community and if you’ve ever played it before, you’ve probably experienced it. Some players are ready to harass you if you’re playing poorly, not playing the way they want you to, …

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Extraction looter Dark and Darker has had a troubled journey getting back on Steam but the trouble isn’t gone yet. Despite a Nexon lawsuit previously leading to its removal from Steam, the new issue plaguing players is how the developer is handling free-to-play. At a quick glance, you may not realize the free-to-play version has …

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Yesterday Ubisoft announced Assassin’s Creed Shadows and the two main characters, Naoe and Yasuke. Unlike the fictional protagonists in previous Assassin’s Creed games, Yasuke is a real person. Instead of admiring two new badass characters and the franchise going to Japan, people have begun arguing about Yasuke’s presence in the game. Going beyond the usual …

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Monetizing video games is no easy task when a developer goes beyond the entry cost of simply purchasing a game. With unsustainable budgets plaguing the industry, it makes you wonder if certain attempts are to survive or out of greed. Especially when they’re popular games like the newly released Dragon’s Dogma 2.

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Streamer Félix Lengyel, known as xQc, did a sponsored stream for Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth that angered fans of the franchise formerly known as Yakuza. Aside from xQc often having controversies around him, fans weren’t happy that he got an early look. With some saying that he’s not a fan of the franchise and …

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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle was announced during the Xbox Developer Direct yesterday and unsurprisingly, some gamers are mad. The flavor of the week is not being happy that the camera perspective is primarily first-person. I say primarily since we know from the trailer and developer that it’s a hybrid with some third-person gameplay. …

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