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Jason Moth

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Covers:  Anything and everything related to gaming, especially strategy, RPGs, and Warhammer 40K stuff.
aka Mothlord. I make music and write about video games.

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Jason Moth is a Content Writer from Romania who loves to cover topics from almost every niche, though gaming has always been his strong suit. After spending the better part of the past decade freelancing for various digital publications - both gaming and no-gaming alike -, he finally found a place he can call his home at HardcoreGamer where he self-publishes content and helps put together databases for various games.

An Evergreen content specialist, Jason tends to focus on guides and listicles …

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Gadget-Bot Co-Founders Talk Kaidro: Clan Battles And The Challenges Of Creating A Universe From S...

We sat down with Kaidro co-founders Peggy Chung and Robert Simons and learned a ton about their upcoming game…

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Dragon's Dogma 2 Players Are Faithfully Recreating Pop Culture Icons In-Game

Dragon's Dogma 2 Players Are Faithfully Recreating Pop Culture Icons In-Game

Capcom released Dragon Dogma 2's character customizer as a free app and the gaming community is going wild us…

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Review: Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader

Review: Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader

Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader is a fine addition to the constantly growing catalog of games set in the grim …

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Season Of Discovery Phase 3 Emerald Wardens Reputation Guide And Rewards

Season Of Discovery Phase 3 Emerald Wardens Reputation Guide And Rewards

The Emerald Wardens are a new faction introduced alongside Phase 3 of WoW Classic: Season of Discovery. Here'…

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The Gothic Remake Is Shaping Up To Be Everything I Was Hoping For And More

The Gothic Remake Is Shaping Up To Be Everything I Was Hoping For And More

We feasted our eyes on an exclusive Gothic Remake preview with Game Director Reinhard Pollice. Here's all the…

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In Hindsight, Starcraft 2 Had The Best Gaming Community Out There

In Hindsight, Starcraft 2 Had The Best Gaming Community Out There

Starcraft 2 used to be an amazing game with an even better community. These are the ramblings of someone who …

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The Best Apple Arcade Games For Kids And Families

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By Jason Moth Verified
| Parenting Patch
Finding quality mobile games for kids isn’t always easy. While there are plenty of great titles on the App Store, many rely on advertisements, in-app purchases, or other distractions that can quickly take the fun out of the experience. Apple Arcade offers a different approach. Every game in the subscription is free from ads and microtransactions, allowing families to focus on playing instead of navigating pop-ups or purchase prompts.
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The Best PlayStation Plus Games For Kids And Teens

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By Jason Moth Verified
| Parenting Patch
PlayStation Plus has evolved into much more than an online multiplayer subscription service. With the Extra and Premium tiers, subscribers gain access to a large Game Catalog featuring hundreds of downloadable games across nearly every genre imaginable. That makes it one of the easiest and most affordable ways for parents to discover something new without spending $50 or $70 every time a child wants to try a different game.
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The Best PC Video Games For Kids And Teens

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By Jason Moth Verified
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One of the biggest advantages of gaming on PC is the sheer amount of choice. Kids can explore enormous building games, settle into cozy farming routines, solve clever puzzles, manage detailed simulations, or delve into a nearly endless supply of online free-to-play titles. Many of the best PC games out there also happen to run well on modest computers, so you don’t necessarily need an expensive gaming rig to get started.
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