Tag: FreeForm
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” All you need is some rules and dice, this sentence is a lie.” How to get into tabletop roleplaying in 2025?
Starting a new year as an experienced or new tabletop roleplaying game hobbyist can be a daunting task. With Dungeons and Dragons pushing strong and new systems coming out from doors and windows, what is really the best way to enjoy some dice and hallucinations with friends?
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Lost in darkness, SOS letter from a League of Legends Champion
Can you read me? My name is Shaco and I’m in pain, I need your help, please come to me.
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The jubilation of life, told through death – Powerful narrative of What Remains of Edith Finch
Here’s why I think the powerful, interactive narrative of What Remains of Edith Finch is one of gaming’s finest, be it a “mere” walking simulator or not.
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Must-See Attractions in Los Santos, San Andreas
Los Santos is stuffed with worthwhile experiences, so this tourist guide will provide you with five popular attractions you should definitely visit.
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A wacky and unique arsenal – A look at some of my favorite Ratchet & Clank weapons
Ratchet & Clank is known for wacky and unique weapons, but which of them are favorites of a longtime fan?
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Bratz dolls’ comeback through nostalgia – Dolls are more than just toys
The 2000s are back: The Bratz dolls are making a comeback through nostalgia and the y2k trend on social media.
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The Diary of Savannah, The Normal Horse Zebra
My usual day on a tropical island, y’all!
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Minigames – A Waste of Time or a Delightful Diversion?
Not all minigames are created equal, as they should not only be fun to play but also encourage the player to participate.
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Games and Books as Crucial Components of the Whole Imaginary Universe
Books, based on games seem to expand the inner universe to satisfy the fans. Are the authors able to save the original ideology and concept of the project or are they more likely to turn the narrative upside down?
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A Day in the Life of a Happy Home Paradise Designer
Greetings from Happy Home Paradise and welcome to a regular day of a designer. Today we designed a holiday home for Eugene! And had a little office party as well.
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Do we need a right to repair something that is ours?
Why should you buy new, if you can fix the old? Right to Repair is here to keep the ownership in our hands.
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Joy(less)-Cons: Fix the input drift of your Nintendo Switch!
If your Nintendo’s controls feel like there’s some Initial-D drifting going on between your thumb and the thumbstick’s don’t fear, there is a fix!
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Everyday Humanity in the Void: Experiencing Outer Space in Elite Dangerous
Two books helped me discover that playing as a space trucker is more fun than I thought it’d be!
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Co-operative Absent-mindedness – Group Ironman in Old School RuneScape
A new game mode in Old School RuneScape encourages co-operation while retaining the relaxing flow.
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Chess, an esport?
Move over Fortnite – Chess is coming to the esport stage and is here to stay.
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Paying for Power: A Look Into Dead By Daylight’s Unfair Monetization
Pay-to-win is a problematic phenomenon for games where you can purchase power. This brief analysis of the monetization of Dead by Daylight explores the unfair nature of its monetization.
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Petscop – The Greatest Game You’ll Never Play
What can game developers learn from the most horrifying Let’s Play on the net?
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World of Warcraft’s optimization crisis
The evolution of this monolithic MMO has not been without hitches, and it might have an issue of identity.
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Why Game Accessibility Matters
Considering accessibility in the video game domain is a contemporary movement that seeks to make games more inclusive. Yet, there are plenty of obstacles in its way.
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Who Gets The Invite Next? – A predictions about Super Smash Bros Ultimate Two Final DLC Fighters
Who are the last two to get Super Smash Bros Ultimate Fighters Pass invite? There are some possible patterns and my wishlist!