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About Ben Brosofsky
Ben Brosofsky is a writer for Screen Rant and covers video games and tabletop. He graduated from Vanderbilt University with a Bachelor's in Cinema & Media Arts. Writing serves as a much-needed distraction from tackling a backlog of Steam games that will never be surmounted.
Industry Focus
Talking about games is interesting, whether that comes in the form of features, reviews, interviews, or anything else. Action-adventure titles and RPGs tend to take up the majority of Ben's video gaming coverage, but nothing is off the table. Indie games are the future.
Favorite Media
Some of Ben's favorite games are The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Portal 2, Super Mario 64, Dishonored, and Tales of Symphonia. Indie picks include A Hat in Time, N++, Hollow Knight, and The Banner Saga, and Super Castlevania IV and Genesis Aladdin are a couple of 16-bit standouts.
Latest

I’m Ready For FF7 Remake Part 3 To Fix FF7’s Worst Late-Game Problem
FF7 is great on so many levels, but as it nears its end, one element starts to become repetitive in a way that FF7 Remake Part 3 could easily address.

How To Train Your Dragon: Riders Of The Skies Game Shows Off Dragon Riding From Your Living Room In First Trailer
ScreenRant can exclusively reveal the trailer for a new How to Train Your Dragon game launching ahead of the live-action film.

Oblivion Remastered Is Only Too Easy If You Want It To Be
Oblivion Remastered's Adept difficulty is a little underwhelming, but I've managed to avoid getting bored without bumping it up to Expert.

Playing Vice City Convinced Me That GTA 6 Is Focused On The Wrong Thing
GTA 6 is looking incredible, but sticking a Vice City disc into my PS2 made me what the franchise's biggest strengths have always been.

There’s One Oblivion Remastered Material You’ll Absolutely Regret Selling
Oblivion Remastered has plenty of materials you can routinely offload, but one in particular is way more valuable if you don't toss it aside casually.

DOOM Legend John Romero’s Favorite Shooter Is This Ubisoft Game That’s Nothing Like His Classic FPS
John Romero's brought one shooter up on multiple occasions as his particular favorite, and it isn't a game that I would have ever guessed.

Hironobu Sakaguchi's Favorite PlayStation Game "Of All Time" Isn't Even A Final Fantasy Game
Sakaguchi has no shortage of appreciation for games in the Final Fantasy series, but his highest praise for a PlayStation title is directed elsewhere.

Chantey Review: Stormy Seas Can't Sink A Swashbuckling Rhythm Adventure
A battle of the bands on the high seas of the Caribbean is a great concept, and Chantey attacks it with enough gusto to make up for weaker moments.

Far Cry 7 Could Be The Start Of A New Era For Ubisoft
Ubisoft hasn't yet revealed the Far Cry game that's supposedly in the works, but the company has announced other changes that make Far Cry 7 critical.

Marvel 1943: Rise Of Hydra’s Delay Is Just In Time For An Incredible Captain America Comics Milestone
Captain America has made waves in the comics world for decades, and his major video game could tie in nicely to a huge anniversary.

Hollow Knight Creators Name This Nintendo Black Sheep As The Game That Brought Them Together
Hollow Knight is a critical darling and fan favorite, but without one game that has a more controversial legacy, it might not exist at all.

I Can't Believe What D&D Is Charging For Eberron: Forge of the Artificer
Dungeons & Dragons is shaking up its pricing traditions with Eberron: Forge of the Artificer, and I'm happy to see the new book break convention.

Oblivion Remastered: Should You Kill Or Save The Sacrifice In Dagon Shrine?
The Dagon Shrine quest presents a cruel choice in the middle of a dangerous scenario, but strategizing properly can make either option viable.

Every Character Confirmed For GTA 6
Grand Theft Auto 6 brings a new cast of characters to the table, and Rockstar has already provided details on a lot of the core figures.

Oblivion Remastered: Should You Kill Arnora In Two Sides Of The Coin?
It's hard to know who to trust in Two Sides of the Coin, but one choice will net you an extra opportunity for rewards when all is said and done.

Oblivion Remastered: A Brotherhood Betrayed Quest Walkthrough
A Brotherhood Betrayed is all about finding one culprit, but tracking him down requires talking to several different NPCs and finding a secret.

Marvel Rivals Reveals New Winter Soldier Costume & Release Date To Celebrate Thunderbolts* Premiere
Marvel Rivals is adding a tie-in to the MCU film Thunderbolts*, celebrating the appearance of the Winter Soldier in the new theatrical release.

Oblivion Remastered: Should You Give Fingers Of The Mountain To Earana Or Teekeeus?
Both Earana and Teekeeus have something to offer, but you don't necessarily have to stick to only one reward in this Oblivion Remastered quest.

Should You Level Luck In Oblivion Remastered?
Oblivion Remastered's most confusing stat isn't useless, but there are times when leveling Luck is worthwhile and times when it's best ignored.

Oblivion Remastered: Should You Help Or Report Glarthir In Paranoia?
Glarthir is nothing if not suspicious in Oblivion Remastered, but hearing him out can result in an interesting diversion with some gold attached.