Mo Mozuch
Mo Mozuch is the former Gaming Editor for Newsweek magazine. His work has also been featured in Popular Science, Esquire, Player.One and Hard Drive. Now a proud papa with a lot less free time, he still loves a retro-style RPG, quirky indie games, and anything from Bethesda. He thinks the Yakuza franchise is criminally underrated and that hot dogs are sandwiches.
20 Years Later, Hideo Kojima's Best Video Game Gets the Remake It Deserves
‘Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater’ brought out Kojima’s best.
5 Years Later, Hideo Kojima's Masterpiece Makes More Sense Than Ever
Death Stranding seemed impossible until it wasn’t.
Nintendo’s Best Horror Franchise Is Also Its Most Innovative
Tricks, treats, and Gooigi.
How Sega and Disney Made an All-Time Classic ‘90s Game
A legendary game worthy of one of the decade’s biggest hits.
30 Years Ago, This Legendary Sequel Changed Gaming Forever
‘Doom II’ was more than a follow-up, it was a formula for a whole new genre.
One Of The Spookiest Games Of All-Time Just Hit PS Plus
Doki Doki Literature Club is a delightfully unsettling experience.
14 Years Later, This Gaming Hotspot Is the Happiest Place on Earth
Galloping Ghost has more than 1,000 machines — and unlimited lives.
Nintendo’s Weirdest Zelda Game Keeps Redefining the Franchise
We wouldn’t have Tears of the Kingdom without this experimental Zelda adventure.
Harry Potter Quidditch Champions Is Made For Muggles.
Play it now on PS+.
Gaming’s Most Famous Failure Proves Luck Is OP
Sega’s most powerful and innovative console was also its last. So what went wrong?
The First Portable Zelda Game Was Not What You Think
A pocketful of potential.
How a Small-Time Horror Game Changed A Generation
Five Night At Freddy’s was the perfect game for a growing streamer scene
The Most Controversial Doom Game Was Ahead of It’s Time
You need to take big risks to pioneer a new genre of gaming.
How a Quirky RPG Changed the Course of Nintendo History
A literal game-changer thanks to its brilliant writing and devoted fanbase.
How the Most Innovative Dragon Quest Game Took a Huge Risk That Totally Paid Off
Sentinels of the Starry Skies wanted a Western audience — and it got one.
This Sci-Fi Looter Shooter Has All The Fireworks You Need
And it’s free right now with PlayStation Plus.
10 Years Ago, Larian Studios Got Lucky
We wouldn’t have Baldur’s Gate 3 without this overlooked RPG.
How a Kickstarter Sensation Sold Nintendo on Indie Games
Shovel Knight found an audience beyond first-party fandom.
This Dead Space Successor Has Finally Dropped on Game Pass
Blood, guts, and linear gameplay.
The Forgotten Nintendo Masterpiece That Changed Mario Forever
1994 brought a brand new Mario to Game Boy.
