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Many games these days use ultra-realistic visuals, AAA casts and motion capture techniques to help portray believable worlds that we…
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How video game movement makes us feel powerful
Video game traversal goes far beyond a method of getting from A to B. In modern games it serves to…
The making of BioShock: A development nightmare turned success
Creating games is an extremely time-consuming affair that requires tremendous amounts of teamwork and patience. With so many different artists…
The surprisingly dark lore of Monster Hunter’s ancient world
The Monster Hunter franchise has always been very subtle about its lore and is often easy to miss, especially when…
How Overwatch builds meaningful lore through passive storytelling
Overwatch’s new Retribution PvE mode has delivered fans with one of the deepest lore-themed events we’ve seen from Blizzard’s hero-based FPS.…
The best Visual Novels to play (read)
Visual novels often get a bad rap as cliché anime games that feature scantily clad schoolgirls and steamy romance scenes,…
The characters we want to see in Smash Bros. on Switch
The announcement of a new Smash Bros. for the Nintendo Switch has us giddy with excitement, especially since we’ll be…
The scariest moments in non-horror games
Horror games certainly deliver plenty of scares and nightmarish monsters, but sometimes non-horror games manage to deliver some of the…
