A double steal put runners on second and third with no outs for the Phillies, but a Schwarber strikeout, Bryce Harper flyout and Brandon Marsh strikeout ends the inning with no damage for the Dodgers. Anthony Banda is pumped up.

The New York Yankees have reached the edge of the cliff. Down 0-2 in the American League Division Series against […]

According to Dietsch, in Join Us you're sent by an "omnipresent cult leader" into a rural area of the country, and "it's your job to essentially start a new franchise there. You can kind of think of it like you're franchising a Burger King. There's the HQ, but you're being sent out to start your own version of this cult in a new environment."

The survival genre can seem pretty intimidating if you're not used to it; from hunger meters to permadeath, there's a lot that these games can throw at you. For many, the genre’s reputation for punishing mechanics makes it hard to even want to dip a toe in.

In Dark Moon, your goal is simple: stay the hell out of the sun's path. This is a world where the sun's rays will burn you to a crisp, so you need to constantly be moving to make sure you're on the dark side of the moon (the scariest side and potential all-time best cover art for an album ever).

I've taken a few peeks at Deathground since it was announced back in 2020: it's a co-op survival horror game where up to four players sneak and creep through an abandoned research facility, being stalked by ravenous dinosaurs every step of the way.