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The Thin Line Between 'Immersion' and Frustration
You can't throw out UI elements without giving players something else to help them understand the world around them.
The 'Demon's Souls' Remake Has Us Split
The decisions made by Bluepoint in the 'Demon's Souls' remake have us reexamining how aesthetics and mechanics work in tandem.
No Matter Who Won, the Fight Isn't Over
This election has been a mixed bag, and we hope politicians and citizens alike are learning the right lessons.
Why Strangerealism Is Our New Aesthetic
The Strangereal is just like our world, only completely different.
'Airborne Kingdom' Takes the City Builder to the Skies
Don't worry, there's always another lake you can drain.
'Tenderfoot Tactics' Rides The Line Between Cute and Terrifying
In a year with plenty of cute "wholesome" games, 'Tenderfoot Tactics' manages to have a soothing aesthetic that doesn't undercut its terrifying world.
What the PS5 UI Could Mean for the Future of Content Creators
Sony's new integrated guides has the potential to change the guides market for publications and independent content creators alike.
'Hades' Is the Perfect Roguelite for People Who Don’t Like Roguelites
We dive deep into why we love to die in our 'Hades' spoilercast.
'Among Us' Is The Ideal Deception Game Because It's So Simple
The surprise hit of 2020 has no characters, and yet, it's proven so popular that it's inspiring fan art.
Paimon From 'Genshin Impact' Is Absolutely Going to Kill Us All
'Genshin Impact' uses a lot of stock anime characters, but the way they're deployed keeps things interesting.
How Will Being "Free" of Activision Change Dreamhaven?
The cycle from acquisition, to departure, to creation of a new game studio is relatively new, but one that is becoming more frequent.
What the All-Digital Future of Games Might Look Like
As hardware prices continue to rise, subscription models could be the way of the future.