When one hears of a Sniper video game, the first thought is usually Sniper Elite from Rebellion Games. While Rebellion has crafted one of the best World War II Sniper experiences, City Interactive has provided a similar experience in the modern setting with its Sniper: Ghost Warrior franchise. Beginning on the Xbox 360, Sniper: Ghost Warrior has made a solid presence across several systems and generations, with their latest release, Sniper: Ghost Warriors 3, being an open-wor

The Stack-Up team had the opportunity to do one of our Live Fire events with Wounded Warrior Project (WWP)Headquarters in Florida to show them just what Stack-Up is all about, and we had an amazing turnout. People drove from hours away to attend the Jacksonville event; many of them had been WWP Alums for awhile, but the opportunity to try Oculus Rift virtual reality as well as play some of the latest and greatest as far as console gaming goes was too much of a siren call for

Warrior as a class has always been a solid choice that tends to lean into long, drawn out games. With the Warrior’s armor build up, outlasting your opponent is a core tenant of most Warriors. However, recent developments in the meta game after Whispers of the Old Gods and Standard format have brought a more tempo oriented deck to the top of the meta. Enter the Dragon…Warrior. For the uninitiated, tempo refers to the ability to use your mana in a cost-effective way, spending a

The titular Grim Patron is still a force to be reckoned with, offering good board control on a mid to late-game level. Warrior spells that damage minions while buffing them couples well with Patrons, duplicating them and making good board control great. Cards like Battle Rage, which let you draw cards based on how many damaged minions you possess allow unparalleled card draw, made even better by Acolytes of Pain. The wiggle room for win conditions is fairly deep. Between Patr

In the lead up to Standard format and Whispers of the Old Gods, we’re already starting to see that some archetypes will never really go away. As more cards are revealed, the tried and true Control Warrior doesn’t look to be going anywhere. Let’s not look too far ahead, though, Control Warrior is a perfectly viable archetype in the current meta game. It should be noted that this is probably one of the most expensive deck archetypes around due to the sheer number of legendary m