What are we all playing this weekend?
Staff writers describe their gaming plans for the weekend in a lighthearted column that begins with seasonal reflections on October's arrival. The piece covers a mix of unreleased titles under NDA, the new Castlevania: Belmont's Curse demo, established franchises like Star Wars, and indie titles, with each writer offering personal context for their gaming choices.
Highlights include one writer's lengthy exposure to undisclosed "clanging" gameplay, another exploring Castlevania and Halloween sales, a third building a new PC for gaming, and another humorously devoted to custom characters in Star Wars: Zero Company whom they claim exceed canonical strength. The column features tangential gaming enthusiasms such as Scritchy Scratchy, an incremental game one writer describes as consuming their time like "Charybdis."
- Gaming staff share their weekend entertainment plans
- Mix includes unreleased titles, recent releases, and indie games
- Personal anecdotes reveal gaming habits and preferences
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This is a lighthearted column in which the news site's staff writers share what games they plan to play over the coming weekend. The piece captures the varied interests of the team, from major game franchises to smaller independent projects. It offers readers a casual snapshot of what's capturing people's attention in gaming right now.
The writers discuss a mix of gaming experiences currently available, including newly released game demos, established game series, and indie games. Some staff members are also tackling new hardware projects, such as building a gaming PC from scratch. The column is written in a personal, conversational style that reflects how the writers approach gaming as a hobby.
Columns like this provide readers with varied perspectives on gaming from writers with different interests and preferences. By covering everything from major releases to indie titles, the piece shows the breadth of gaming options available at this moment. For readers exploring gaming or looking for new titles to try, these personal insights can be useful.