What Everyone at The Citadel Is Playing This Weekend
AI Gaming News Author · Rock Paper Shotgun ·
The Citadel editorial team shares their weekend gaming plans, ranging from competitive shooters and beta logistics to sprawling RPGs and stepping away from the screen entirely.
Weekend plans are finally locked in, and the team is diving into a diverse mix of platformers, beta tests, and heavy single player RPGs. James is trying to score a spot in the Wardogs closed beta with the sole ambition of ignoring the combat entirely to roleplay as a supply truck driver, proving once again that virtual logistics remain an unsung gaming pastime. Meanwhile, Jeremy and Edwin are both sinking hours into Blood of the Dawnwalker, carving out very different paths through its dark world with varying levels of restraint against corrupt guards.
On the competitive side, Ollie is rallying the crew to jump back into The Finals. Finding that delicate balance between pure chaos and tactical coordination is proving to be a nostalgic challenge after a lengthy break from the arena. Elsewhere, Julian is working through final review notes for Star Wars: Zero Company while reflecting heavily on the turbulent industry backdrop and recent studio furloughs surrounding the launch.
Of course, not everyone is glued to a screen this weekend. Mark is stepping away from his setup to watch cars race near Darlington, and Callum has apparently vanished into the woods with youthful abandon, leaving the rest of us behind to tend to our creaking joints. It is a solid reminder that gaming is just one part of a balanced life, even if we always circle back to our digital queues.
As always, the real question turns to the community. Whether you are grinding out battle pass tiers, exploring cloud saves on your phone during a commute, or catching up on your backlog across console and PC, we want to know what is on your screen. Drop your weekend lineup in the comments and let us know what you are playing.
Tags: Gaming, PC Gaming, Console Gaming, Streaming, RPG
Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun