The trinity classes roles doesn't work in MMOs, but people have become too accustomed to this system.

I'm not defending bad reviews, but I'm starting to think people genuinely believe only one person does every review at IGN

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[Academic] Results for our survey on motivations for buying cosmetics in video games

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Advice

Racing games are quietly becoming the last digital archives of a dying car culture — and I don't think the industry takes that responsibility seriously enough

Do you think this year too many Deck builder games being released will burn out their audience outside of strong favourites?

Best sources for high-quality, long-form games journalism?

What do you think of games created with RPG Maker? Any standout examples?

Creation engine is genuinely awesome!

Dreamcast Fans: Why do you consider it the GOAT?

Do delayed consequences actually work for you in narrative games?

Pragmata combat system is the new "Arkham Asylum" for upcoming games.

Games that require you to own/play the previous installment

the psychology of gaming

Why I didn't like The Witcher 3's Combat

What’s a memorable experience you’ve had while playing video games? (10–15 min survey)

What would make you want to play a party game with friends? And does Jackbox have a tight control on those party games?

/r/truegaming casual talk

The Witcher 3's combat is so bad I feel like I just got scammed

Is mobile PvP ever taken seriously in competitive gaming or is it always a joke

Do hidden mechanics enhance discovery or simply cause confusion?

Why haven’t straight male gamers obsessed over or praised modern female protagonists in western gaming like they did with Lara Croft?

Games that respect your time, does this concept still exist in AAA, or has it moved entirely to indie?"

As my tolerance for friction fades, I’m finding "game feel" and immediacy matter more than systems depth. Is there a term for this design philosophy?

[Academic Survey] Player Feedback and Developer Communication in Multiplayer Online Games

Racing games have fragmented more than almost any other genre and nobody's having the conversation

[Academic] AI NPCs in video games — 7–10 min survey, 18+

How much should a game explain versus letting the player figure things out?

We built a game where politics is the core mechanic, not a flavor layer. Here is what a few years of design iteration taught us about making ideologies feel meaningful. What is the pattern in which you like politics in game?

Please help

Gamers spent a decade optimizing the soul out of their hobby, yet they feel qualified to be moralizing about AI use in game developnent

How should you evaluate originality when reviewing a game?

I wish playable aliens were as common in space opera games as playable races are in fantasy

Subreddit like this one but for game reviews?

We're not in an especially hostile era for premium multiplayer titles.

The identity crisis of modern racing games: motorsport sim or lifestyle platform?

Want to Make Logic Puzzles?

Harder difficulty should not mean less health

interactive storytelling still feels stuck between freedom and structure

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Results of Survey Study: "A Game that Resonated with You"

Personal Game Rankings(Some Missed)Whats Your Opinion...Give me more Game recommendations

What's the point of unlocking stuff in games.

are racing games focusing too much on car accuracy and not enough on gameplay

are mobile games converging toward console experiences

what are the biggest technical barriers for open-world racing on mobile

what is the realistic design path for open-world racing on mobile

The hacking system in Pragmata might be the most interesting combat mechanic I've seen in a while and I can't stop thinking about why