Alex C.

This twist in Assassin's Creed III that Haytham Kenway is a Templar hits the player like a truck, and I think that's due to how much time you spend with Haytham as a character. This is by Ubisoft's design of course. You get so used to seeing the world through Haytham's eyes for hours and hours that it's hard to separate yourself from him once it's over. You can never get a complete read on the type of person he is, but throughout his journey you hope that deep down he truly is a good man. Maybe in some ways he is and by the end you're convinced once you see his capacity for love and to do good, that is until he presents the Templar Ring to Charles Lee. Then you realize he's led by disturbing ideals of control and order. That he isn't on the same side that you are. And that hurts. It hurts so good. 😂 May the Father of Understanding Guide Us. Such a chilling line.

RDR2 losing GOTY to God of War in 2018 is still the biggest robbery in gaming history.

Helluva Boss, but if it weren't written by edgy millennials.

Mixtape is a truly special game, like a playable High Fidelity or maybe a 90s John Hughes movie. Still thinking about it days later. Also you can blow things up by flipping them off -Go play it! (It’s on Game Pass, too)