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Paradoxically, the reduced footprint and lack of major players like Sony and Microsoft made the event feel somehow infinite, with dozens of Independent games giving us great new experiences to discover.

The four-day PAX Online East conference may have been a more subdued event this time around, but there were quite a few interesting panels to check out.

PAX East returns in an online format that's light on content but still provides a worthwhile online gaming conference experience.

Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is an ambitious, nuanced and deep cRPG that delivers a compelling experience.

I wade through the many demos of PAX Online and take a look at the amazingly zen 'Unpacking' and the deep RPG 'Solasta: Crown of the Magister.'

PAX Online is a cacophony of panels, demos, merch, and Discord chats. The content is great, the interfaces fantastic, but focus and guided experiences will take it to the next level

The Marvel's Avengers videogame might be truly impressive if end game content can match the quality and sheer geeky goodness of the story-based missions.

Genshin Impact from Mihoyo was one of the most beautiful and impressive games I saw at PAX East this year. It astounded me with its visual style, anime-style characters, complex systems, and in particular its fully open world.

I had a chance to check out the 'Trials of Mana' Remake at PAX East and came away incredibly impressed by the gameplay, visual style and character choices.

'Curse of the Dead Gods' kept me coming back time and again with atmospheric environments, cool story hooks, great combat, and fun loot upgrades mechanics.