Zelda: Breath of the Wild sets the standard for open-world gamesThe Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild released barely two weeks ago, yet it has received 10/10 scores from numerous gaming... Read More...
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The MMO genre should learn from Black Desert’s mistakes and comebackBlack Desert Online is Pearl Abyss’s buy-to-play action MMO, most well-known for its robust character creation system. The game has... Read More...
For Honor and how bad servers can ruin a good gameMultiplayer gaming is everywhere these days. Even before online servers, back to the first dial-up connections on games like Doom and... Read More...
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Nioh’s first hours accomplish something Dark Souls never didWhether you have played through them or not, it’s impossible to deny how major an effect From Software’s Souls games... Read More...
Game Jams could play a much larger role than they do nowA hackathon is a well known activity among engineers and programmers. The basic idea is to be given a small... Read More...
Disabilities in video games are more realistic than you thinkMost video game protagonists are able-bodied men or women who are capable of running, jumping, climbing, and fighting for hours... Read More...
