I used to love playing online competitive games, but over the years I've become more inclined to playing singleplayer and local multiplayer games, especially cooperative games and story driven games. I love a good roguelike/roguelite, and I'm a bit of a sucker for games with a pixel art vibe. My first major exposures to video games were Runescape and Pokemon Diamond, so I'll forever be a sucker for MMORPG and classic pixel art style video games.

In terms of favourite games, a recent favourite of mine is SANABI, purely for its rich story elements. I also absolutely adore Astral Ascent, despite its cheesy storyline. The gameplay loop as a rogue-lite is exquisite, and the art is also absolutely incredible. My first major time-investment into a souls-like game was Elden Ring (I know, very late to the party lol), and I have been in love with the genre ever since.

If you know me in real life or you met me in-game, feel free to send a friend request!

Morale: the forgotten factor
In this guide, the author provides strong arguments for why morale, and boosting your team's morale in a team game, is essential for your team's success. We've all been in a team with that one guy who complains every time he dies and yells at everyone else for getting things wrong... 'Morale: the forgotten factor' lays out some super helpful tips on how to not be that guy, and to have fun playing in such a way that you end up winning more games, and even when you lose, you can have fun doing it.