You used to learn the game. Now the game learns you. Difficulty scaling was the start. Then came procedural generation. Then enemy AI that flanks you. But in 2025, a
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If 2023 was the year of unfinished games and 2024 was the year of layoffs, then 2025 is the year of the Patch Note Meltdown—a glorious, chaotic spiral of overcorrection
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Remember when AAA meant quality? Now it mostly means “another abandoned live service with a $70 price tag and a 120GB download that’s 40% cutscene.” In 2025, the most exciting
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When Baldur’s Gate 3 dropped in full, it didn’t just raise the bar—it set the bar on fire and made everyone else look like they forgot their dice. This wasn’t
The Real Game of the Year? Your Backlog Every year, the internet argues over what the Game of the Year really is. And every year, the true winner gets ignored:
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