Monica Phillips

1 week ago | dualshockers.com | Monica Phillips

Deltarune has been in development for a long time, and after four years of waiting, the content in the game is getting doubled with the release of Chapters 3 and 4, meaning we have work to do. Toby Fox made Undertale with the idea of locking you out of content based on your choices, and Deltarune got that same treatment, though it's to a lesser extent.

1 week ago | dualshockers.com | Monica Phillips

These past few years, multiplayer-focused games have been at the heart of discussion, and Shak and Zack, the former Publishing/Marketing Lead, and Lead Producer on Fortnite, respectively, decided to form a studio just to provide something new in that space. They stated “We are a group of internet-raised game devs who got tired of the AAA industry consistently letting down players and developers”, with a very clear desire to make something high quality once they went indie.

1 week ago | dualshockers.com | Monica Phillips

Introduced alongside a hundred other things in Stardew Valley's 1.4 update, Fish Ponds sort of get lost in the sauce when it comes to money-making discussions, but they're a genuinely great source of passive income. Once you get them filled to the brim, you don't need to do much of anything to get a ton of roe that can easily supplement whatever your main source of income is, while you just check on it every so often.

2 weeks ago | dualshockers.com | Monica Phillips

Sometimes, you come across that one indie game that grips you intensely, giving you one of the best, most engaging experiences you've ever had, only to let you go within a matter of a few hours. On some occasions, though, you find that one game that is just as special to you as the rest, but it never seems to run out of that appeal, constantly remaining enjoyable and replayable no matter what.

2 weeks ago | dualshockers.com | Monica Phillips

For many of us, cozy games are a lovely little respite from the stresses of our lives outside video games. Unfortunately, many of them take forever to play and are just not reasonable for most people. If your only time to play games is the few hours between work and sleep, or on the weekends, it can be pretty jarring to play a comfy little title for a few hours, then return to it, forgetting everything.