GameTyrant

GameTyrant is a gaming entertainment and media company that provides a fun and secure environment at their local gaming center in North Salt Lake, Utah. They offer a variety of gaming options, including PC, console, and virtual reality experiences, catering to gamers of all skill levels and families, all on an hourly payment basis. In addition, GameTyrant hosts weekly competitive tournaments for various games, making it a great place for gamers to showcase their skills.

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How to Play & Build a Spell-Slinging Kai’Sa Deck in Riftbound: The League of Legends TCG — GameTyrant

2 days ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

If you haven’t heard of Riftbound yet, it’s Riot Games’ latest venture, a physical trading card game set in the League of Legends universe. I had the opportunity to attend the Riftbound Summit this past May (you can read more about that experience [here]), where we got an early look at updated gameplay mechanics and the first steps in deck building. In this article, I’ll walk you through how I built my very first deck: a spell-slinging Kai’Sa build.
Six Flags Magic Mountain DC Heroes and Villains Fest Review: A Super Good Time — GameTyrant

3 days ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

Six Flags Magic Mountain, known as the thrill capital of the world, is leaning into its DC-themed area like never before with the DC Heroes and Villains Fest, running through July 26th. The best part is that no extra ticket is required. That means you can enjoy the entire park during the day and stick around for the festivities starting at 5 PM. Season pass holders can even swing by just for the event, perfect for a spontaneous superhero-filled evening.
Holiday Itinerary & Things To Do in Buena Park This 4th of July Weekend — GameTyrant

4 days ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

Heading to Southern California for the July 4th holiday? More specifically, the Orange County area? If you’re looking for festive ways to spend your long weekend, Buena Park has everything you need, history, thrills, fireworks, and even plenty of berries. Before the crowds hit, ease into the holiday with a visit to Knott’s Independence Hall, a brick-for-brick replica of the one in Philadelphia. It’s free to explore and filled with historical charm.
Modiphius Announces Fallout: Wasteland Warfare Second Edition — Coming 2026 — GameTyrant

4 days ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

Modiphius Entertainment is headed back to the wasteland, this time with a refined and reimagined take on Fallout: Wasteland Warfare. A second edition of the popular tabletop miniatures game is officially in development and set to launch in Q2 of 2026. This new edition puts solo play front and center, letting players dive into a procedurally generated wasteland with a customizable hero from one of several iconic Fallout factions.
Riot Reveals New Valorant Map ‘Corrode’ – Launching In A Few Days — GameTyrant

5 days ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

Riot Gamesjust pulled back the curtain on Corrode, the next map coming to VALORANTon June 25th. Set on the harsh, climate-ravaged Omega Earth, this 5v5 battleground drops players into a French castle town that’s been transformed into a radianite salt mining facility. Think medieval streets fused with industrial grit. Corrode features a classic three-lane setup leading to two spike sites, but what sets it apart is the way it’s built to encourage smarter plays over utility spam.
Magic: The Gathering Universes Beyond - Final Fantasy Spotlight: Is This Even Universes Beyond? — GameTyrant

1 week ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

If you’ve ever touched a video game, odds are you know Final Fantasy. It’s one of the most iconic RPG franchises of all time, arguably the definition of a classic. But how does it tie into Magic: The Gathering? In more ways than you’d think. Final Fantasy already has a lot in common with MTG: wizards, knights, swords, summons, dinosaurs, robots, it’s all there. While some Universes Beyond sets can feel like a bit of a stretch thematically, Final Fantasy fits right in. It’s a natural pairing.
Capcom Panel and Concert Lineup Revealed for PAX West 2025 — GameTyrant

1 week ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

ReedPopand Penny Arcade have officially unveiled the first wave of programming for PAX West 2025, the West Coast’s premier gaming event, taking place August 29th through September 1st at the Seattle Convention Center. One of the biggest highlights comes courtesy of Capcom, who will host a major panel on Sunday, August 31st. During the panel Capcom will show off titles like Resident Evil, Pragmata, Onimusha, and Monster Hunter.
Disney Lorcana Reign Of Jafar Spotlight: This Is The Best Set By Ja-FAR — GameTyrant

1 week ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

Disney Lorcana continues to impress, and Reign of Jafar might just be the best set yet. Every release feels like Ravensburger is finding more of their rhythm, and with each new expansion, I catch myself saying, “This is my favorite set so far.” That’s a great sign, it means they’re actively improving and making this TCG even more enjoyable. Here’s a closer look at everything Reign of Jafar brings to the table. What’s the best part of any TCG?
More Steam Next Fest First Impressions: Dispatch, Jump Ship, and Frosthaven — GameTyrant

1 week ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

Originally announced at The Game Awards 2024 and starring Aaron Paul, Dispatch immediately caught my attention. It's a narrative-driven game in the style of Telltale, centered around a former superhero who’s been demoted to a dispatcher after an unfortunate incident. The concept alone is refreshingly unique—I've never considered what it would look like for superheroes to take dispatch orders, and the idea instantly intrigued me. The demo is short but effective.
Steam Next Fest First Impressions: Riftstorm, Rue Valley, and Polar Star — GameTyrant

1 week ago | gametyrant.com | Noah Cochrane

I’ve always had a soft spot for twin-stick shooters. Even the not-so-great ones still manage to entertain me, they’re not trying to be deep, emotional experiences, just pure fun. Riftstorm nails that vibe. It’s not just a twin-stick shooter, it also blends in elements of extraction shooters and roguelites, and surprisingly, it works. The ability to build your own class adds a solid layer of replayability, especially in PvE where meta builds don’t completely take over the experience.