The Disabilities in The Imagined Future
Mass Effect trilogy gives us a perspective of a possible future where the disabilities haven't been written off but are still present, existing among futuristic technologies.
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a School for the Disabled? – Katawa Shoujo review
Katawa Shoujo isn’t your typical dating simulator. Strap yourself in for an emotional rollercoaster presented to you by... 4chan?
Speedrunning – To Destroy is to Transform
A study on speedrunning a zombie game, Left 4 Dead, counters the view of the practice as only game-breaking to that of a generative process which can provide new aspects for the narrative of the game.
Soda Machines – A Mere Symbols of Refreshment or Representations of Our Capitalistic Reality
Soda machines in video games contain purposes of consumerism, aesthetic, ludic, and narrative, to enhance players' presence. Furthermore, they fortify the consumerist values of modern capitalism.
Super Smash Bros. Brawl – A Fighting Game Masterpiece?
Praised for its entertainment value and musical score, Super Smash Bros. Brawl makes for a strong third installment for the Super Smash Bros. series.
Trying to shoot enemies in my twenties – Why I prefer story-driven games over shooters
The short story of how I became the player I am today.
Sonic the Hedgehog – Platformer from the Past
Have you always wanted to be a blue hedgehog running through dangerous and exciting levels? After almost 30 years it is still not too late.
Music Matters When It Comes to Flow
Generative music in games affect the flow experience of gameplay sessions which may be beneficial in game design.
The Sims 4 – Where You Are The God
Create the house of your dreams, make the perfect Sim or watch the world burn. In The Sims 4, the choice is yours!
A Beautiful Mess: True Remembrance Review
True Remembrance is an excellent visual novel if you like feeling emotionally vulnerable.
Solo board gaming: An analysis of player motivations
An article by Dale Leorke, a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Centre of Excellence in Game Culture Studies at Tampere University, Finland, discussing the motivations people have to play board games alone as opposed to enjoying them with friends.
Merkitseekö kuolema bittimaailmassa vain häviötä? – Sureminen ja hautaaminen jätetään videopeleissä tarkoituksella taka-alalle
Tutkimus osoittaa, että kuolema voidaan esittää videopeleissä hyvin vähäpätöisenä ja mekaanisena osana itse tarinaa.
Streets of Rage 2 – Beat ‘em Up Classic for a Good Reason
Beat ‘em up games are all the same, but is Streets of Rage 2 something else? Something better?
Deserted Island Getaway package – Animal Crossing: New Horizons
A relaxing, visually pleasing, deserted island experience on Switch for those in need of a break.
Overwatch – The Story Told Across Mediums
Overwatch surely has plenty of characters to choose from, their stories explained in materials used for promoting the game, but how are the stories explored in the game itself?
The Case of Excessive Realism in Games
Games seek to be more and more realistic both graphically and gameplay-wise. Usually, authenticity enhances immersion. However, in some cases, games can be too real which affects negatively the gaming experience.
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Call of Duty: Warzone – Another Battle Royale Game
Battle Royale games are released one after another. Is Call of Duty: Warzone something that stands out from the others?
Revolting, yet captivating – Song of Saya review
Song of Saya is a masterfully crafted horror visual novel that will make you very uncomfortable in a good way.
Learning through gaming – Are games the future in the classroom?
Gaming in classroom, a doomed combination in education? Hewett et al. article “The 21st century classroom gamer” explores this fascinating topic.
How gaming could reduce bias and connect us
Research suggests that gaming can be used as an effective tool to reduce bias.
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