← Back to news

R

Reddit TrueGaming RSS Feed

www.reddit.com/r/TrueGaming/.rss

Capcom is the company every gaming company should strive to be like

[Academic Research] Survey on how players experience transience (things ending, passing, not lasting) in digital games

The power grid just collapsed nationwide. What would you do first? (Game scenario)”

A detective game where no single clue names the killer - you have to piece it together yourself

Vintage Story: why I think that there should be more processing-focused crafting systems

Color Coded attacks - when did Red, Yellow and maybe Blue become the standard?

Can Mechanical Dialogue Systems Work?

There was a time when almost every game opened with a long, unskippable tutorial that walked you through every single button press

Souls games are better survival horror than Resident evil

Committing to a decision with no hint about the result (~4-minute read)

Is it just futile to stand against generative AI in games?

/r/truegaming casual talk

Would you play more games inspired by Indian Epics and cultural stories?

Decoding Roguelike

[Edited REUPLOAD] Bullet Sponges dont make a game harder - just more time consuming

What are your top three game announcements that you know are unlikely but still hold out hope for?

Bullet Sponges dont make a game harder - just more time consuming

Is offline DLC possible?

Am I the only one struggling with the information overload in Forza Horizon 6?

God of War: Fey's unfridging

What are some of your favorite inter-generational sequels?

How would one "end" the story of a live service game in a satisfying way?

An interesting use of Ai for rpg: in game help/guide

Dishonored 2: A Misunderstood First Person Character Action Game

The Games I Love and Why I Love Them

California’s new legislation will require all currently running online games will recieve an offline patch

UK esports is growing fast but is it growing sustainably?

How do keyboard controls change the gaming experience?

Developers obsessed with people playing their game "the right way"

Video game script writers need to relearn what natural language means.

Do we judge sequels unfairly because the first entry introduced us to the world?

What elements of video game can be judged objectively and how far you can isolate them?

Most people hate inconvenience, but I crave it

Digital game platforms are flooded with “shovelware”, but it wasn’t always this way

Sudden new expansions for old/remastered games