Out of all the minutiae to appreciate about Cibele, my favorite is the clicks. This is a game that simulates what its like to look through a 19-year-old's computer desktop—the old blog entries, the old photos, the writing assignments, and the emails—and the best part is that when I click my mouse, the game clicks back. It's small, but important. The clicks mask the real sound of my mouse, connecting my finger taps with main character Nina's finger taps. For a game about a girl desperate for a connection via her computer—a story that could be my own—the clicks are essential. We're in this together.

A night spent playing Defiance is always fun, but when you combine it with three friends a night spent playing Defiance becomes a thrilling experience you’re left wanting to repeat.

From co-op maps to arkfall chases, the action is a rollercoaster ride of endorphin saturation. I just love how this game encourages teamwork while also supporting solo play. Not only that, but it’s a game you can enjoy at your leisure.

Today Zenimax Online Studios gives The Elder Scrolls Online fans a glimpse at the darkness that seeks to threaten Tamriel and its people.

Prepare to Enter Coldharbour, the Oblivion plane belonging to the the notorious Molag Bal; Daedric Prince of domination and enslaver of mortals.

For those who are unaware, Molag Bal is one of the sixteen Daedric Princes who each rule his own plane of Oblivion. Molag Bal in this case, seems to be the main antagonist of The Elder Scrolls Online upon its initial launch.

You encounter Molag Bal fairly early in game and, as one might expect, this encounter is a deadly one; ending with Molag Bal stealing your soul.

If you intend on getting it back, you best prepare yourself for the monstrosities that lie in wait, as you delve into Coldharbour.