
There’s a really fun game out there that I would like to wholeheartedly recommend to you, one that doesn’t conform to the trappings of the modern AAA experience. One where you don’t have to worry about the endless treadmill of updates wrecking a metagame you enjoyed, nor about the expiry of licenses or the sudden stop of development. A multiplayer
I’m talking, of course, about chess. Slowly but surely, this childhood interest of mine has taken over most of my gaming time as I leveled up my play, and while part of this no doubt has to do with aging out of the industry’s core audience, it’s also just the nature of the beast. There’s a reason why people have obsessed over chess for over a millennium.