Not sure who to play as? Our Divine Knockout tier list is here to help you. In this guide, we rank all of the characters from S tier to D tier, allowing you to waste no time in guessing which …
Not sure who to form a party out of? Our Divine Knockout characters list is here to help you. In this guide, we’ll list all of the characters, providing you with a good reference point for the different characters in …
If you’re like me, you probably go through spells of looking longingly at different MOBAs, noting how awesome they appear and then remembering that you stink at MOBAs. Take SMITE for example. Great visuals, cool characters, the whole deal. To date, …
Hi-Rez Studios surprised mobile gamers by launching Jetpack Fighter at the start of the 2016 Smite World Championship. Featuring agile, sword-wielding, jetpack warriors, the game is a large departure from their flagship, ancient pantheon MOBA, Smite. While Smite has shown …
With over fifty gods and goddesses (all with their own unique abilities) and tons of items that offer stat modifications to all of those gods and goddesses, Smite is initially a very complicated game. Add to that game modes that already have their own metagames ingrained in the culture of the playerbase, and new players are instantly out of the loop.Smite isn't like the typical top-down click-and-run MOBAs either. Because Smite utilizes an over-the-shoulder camera perspective the majority of attacks and abilities require a good bit of aiming and skill. Fear not though, I've been playing Smite for well over a year, and after hundreds of hours spent destroying some of the most intense gods from ancient pantheons, I'm here to report to you on just how easy mastering Smite can be.
It's considered games journalism taboo to openly admit this in your work, but I think it's an important fact to note: I'm not crazy about most modern first-person shooters. I hate getting picked off by snipers from the other side of the screen in a matter of seconds. I hate the infantile wailing of prepubescent children talking smack over a headset. I hate having to invest $60+ every year keeping up with yearly releases. Tribes: Ascend is none of these things.