Antony Terence

Antony Terence

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Antony is a freelance contributor at TRG. His writing warps from shooters and strategy games to fiction (to-do lists). Antony's words have found a home across sites like IGN, Rock Paper Shotgun, and Kotaku AU. You'll spot him thriving at both chaotic LAN parties and silent libraries. Or on Twitter.

Articles by: Antony Terence

Screenshot from Middle-Earth: Shadow of War.

Here’s how the Nemesis System could reforge Warner Bros’ games

By Antony Terence published

PC Gaming Week 2022 The Middle-Earth series benefited greatly from WB's signature Nemesis System - so why haven't we seen it in other games?

Ttitle screen of Reader Rabbit, an old edutainment game.

Turning the sundial back to the era of retro edutainment

By Antony Terence published

PC Gaming Week 2022 Encarta ‘95, The Magic School Bus, and DK’s History Explorer taught me without me knowing it.

Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor

Shadow of Mordor shows that the best way to respect Lord of the Rings is to break it

By Antony Terence published

In beating a new path, Monolith showed us a new side of The Lord of the Ring's Middle-Earth.

Three Halo Infinite Spartans in a battle

Halo Infinite co-op is fond, familiar fun – but can’t keep the campaign fresh

By Antony Terence published

If the beta is anything to go by, Halo co-op is in fine form in 2022. Yet the disappointments of Infinite’s campaign remain clearly visible in the background, like a cracked ring in the skybox.

A man holds a gun in Deadlink

Deadlink delivers on the first-person braindance combat Cyberpunk 2077 couldn’t

By Antony Terence last updated

CD Projekt Red can't compete with these body implants and electric shotguns.

Infinity Ward's opus, Modern Warfare 2.

Spec Ops is the downed soldier that Modern Warfare 2 needs to revive

By Antony Terence published

The next Call of Duty deserves better than its predecessor’s misconceived co-op mode.

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