Gaming

The class action lawsuit against Valve, the company behind the massively popular gaming platform Steam, has recently gained traction, drawing attention from developers and gamers alike. Initially filed in April 2021 by Wolfire Games, this lawsuit accuses Valve of engaging in anti-competitive practices, primarily focusing on its notorious 30% revenue cut from game sales. The
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The contemporary gaming landscape has a unique ability to reflect societal anxieties and aspirations. Ndemic Creations, perhaps best known for their unsettling strategy simulator, Plague Inc, has ventured into new territory with their upcoming title, After Inc: Revival. In this article, we will evaluate the implications of this new release, how it compares to its
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In the realm of indie games, few titles manage to innovate while captivating players with engaging gameplay. Solitomb, a solitaire-inspired dungeon crawler from developer Jakub Wasilewski, transpires as one of those hidden gems. Building on the success of his prior work, Slipways, Wasilewski channels his creativity into this card-based tactical experience. What distinguishes Solitomb from
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This past week, the gaming community was abuzz with speculation following a tantalizing hint dropped by Wube Software, the developers known for the widely popular game, Factorio. Through a wrap-up article detailing the recent “Factorio Space Age” expansion, Wube Software’s developer, Kovarex, gave a brief insight into their next venture. The statement brought a wave
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The Assassin’s Creed franchise has continually evolved, adapting to both player expectations and the shifting landscape of video game design. With the upcoming release of Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Ubisoft seems set to redefine the stealth mechanics that have long been a hallmark of the series. This innovative approach represents a significant departure from the established
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The announcement that Remedy Entertainment’s upcoming title, Control 2, will be classified as an “action RPG” raises a compelling question: what exactly qualifies a game to belong to this genre? The original Control, while primarily labeled as a third-person shooter, incorporated many elements reminiscent of action RPGs—such as character progression and unlockable abilities. In an
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