Civilization VI: Gathering Storm Review
The Earth is the only home humanity has ever known, but our planet isn’t a safe haven; nature’s wrath can…
Author: Josh Miller
Fans Think Smash Bros. 64 Is Coming To Switch Online Thanks To Months-Old Blurry Backgrounds
Almost four years after coming to the service, some of the Nintendo 64’s most iconic games are still missing from…
Tears of the Kingdom Fans Think They See Link’s Well-Endowed Package
Recently, a couple of Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom players experienced an unexpected but funny jump scare. And no, the…
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 Review
Just as the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater series made skateboarding more approachable through gameplay, it also brought an at-the-time alternative…
Difference Between Game Design and Game Programming
Game development is an exciting process that brings ideas to life in the form of interactive entertainment. However, many people…
Marvel Rivals Season 3 Will Add Phoenix And Blade
Blade and Phoenix are joining the Marvel Rivals roster as part of Season 3: The Abyss. The multiplayer title’s next…
Splatoon 3 Review Round-Up: Nice New Polish, Same Old Gameplay
Splatoon 3 reviews are popping up now that the embargo has lifted. A cursory glance at the biggest gaming publications suggests…
Game Art vs. Game Design: What’s the Difference and Why Does It Matter?
Introduction Game development is like building a world from scratch — and it takes both imagination and structure to do…
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GameStop Shuts Down Game Informer, The Longest-Running Gaming Magazine In The US [Update]
Game Informer, the longest-running gaming magazine in the U.S., is officially dead and GameStop killed it. It began publishing in…
What Is Level Design in Video Games? Tips, Tools, and a Beginner’s Guide
A Journey Starts with the First Step: Your First Level Think back to the very first time you got lost…