Gabriel Moss
Contributor
Gabriel is a freelance writer with a keen interest in gaming and technology. He has written at several sites including IGN, GameSpot, Fanbyte, SlashGear, and others. He has a large collection of miscellaneous interests that allow him to write everything from science news stories to gaming features, but he rarely stays on one beat for long. You can usually find him playing the latest console games, but he's taken a recent liking to CRPGs and Lord of the Rings Online.
The Lord of the Rings: Gollum is unintentionally delightful
The Lord of the Rings: Gollum isn't as polished as I was hoping for ahead of its May release window, but it still finds ways to endear itself to longtime fans.
Diablo IV’s always-online play threatens an otherwise killer time
Diablo IV's enjoyable open beta is held back by underwhelming MMO elements.
Meta’s unceremonious Echo VR shutdown is a missed Metaverse opportunity
Echo VR was once Meta's most promising virtual world. Its shutdown is a missed opportunity for its struggling Metaverse.
These 9 ‘podcast games’ are perfect for multitaskers
Looking for the perfect multitasking game? Here are some of our favorite 'podcast games.'
Impressive mixed-reality laser tag game may be VR’s new ace in the hole
Spatial Ops is Resolution Games' next biggest VR invention, and it works particularly well if you have the space to play it.
The best live service games of 2022: 10 ongoing games we couldn’t stop playing
It's tough to sort through the vast catalog of ongoing games, but these 10 knocked it out of the park in 2022 with strong updates.
Halo Infinite’s Winter Update is the boost the shooter needed
Halo Infinite's Winter Update brought Forge, co-op, and more to the game this month. Those changes are already having a big impact.
No Man’s Sky 4.0’s difficulty options make the space game feel new again
No Man's Sky 4.0 brought with it a number of new changes, none of which were as important to its gameplay as the new difficulty slider menu.
Need a new multiplayer game? Try this 24-player mech shooter
Galahad 3093 marries first-person hero shooter sensibilities with classic Mech Warrior-style skirmishes.
One year later, New World’s never-ending MMO grind is just fine
New World is still a grind-heavy MMORPG one year after its launch, though it's a bit more relaxed than it once was.
Hello Neighbor 2 offers impressive open-ended puzzling and one creepy villain
Hello Neighbor 2 leans into clever level design to make its puzzles feel more dynamic, and its villain is smart enough to stay on your heels.
Arcadian Atlas could finally scratch my Final Fantasy Tactics itch
Arcadian Atlas is a promising return to the traditional TRPG style once dominated by Final Fantasy Tactics
Goat Simulator 3’s sandbox is 18 times larger than its predecessor’s
Goat Simulator 3 features a much bigger sandbox than its predecessor, amping up the game's barnyard chaos.