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Weekend Warrior – Our Weekend Is A Battleground
The weather is beautiful, which means we might as well stay inside and play more games. This weekend, we'll be tackling PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, Thumper, Prey, and whatever else our hearts desire. What about you? Leave your plans for the weekend in the comments below.
Ben Hanson (@yozetty) – This weekend I should really play more Nier: Automata but I just can’t stop playing PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. That game is just a ridiculous blast to play with friends. If you enjoy tension and laughter, then dive on in and try and survive on the ol’ island. Have a good weekend!
Kyle Hilliard (@KyleMHilliard) – When I was reviewing the PlayStation VR, I played a fair bit of Thumper and really enjoyed it, which is why I am excited to play it on Switch. It’s easier for me, in general, to find time to play handheld games rather than console games. I will also be seeing some live Zelda music and watching Lego Batman. It’s going to be a very, very busy weekend.
Jeff Marchiafava (@GIJeffM) – This weekend I’ll be continuing my misadventures in Prey. So far the game has been brutally difficult, but despite my constant screw-ups, I’m still having a lot of fun. I also might jump back into Overwatch, should the mimic-hunting get too overwhelming.
Suriel Vasquez (@SurielVazquez) – I’ll probably keep futzing around with Injustice 2 for a while. I’m having a hard time finding the balance between learning combos, hitting the multiverse for gear, and playing online, but all three of those are fun in their own way. I’ll also probably try to get some shorter games like Kimmy, Edith Finch, and Arc Symphony in there as well.
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