You bought in. You believed. The roadmap looked solid. The trailer had potential. And now? You’re staring at the same three enemy types in an unfinished biome, wondering how this
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It’s not a game. It’s a moment generator. A TikTok template. A chaos machine with a monetization funnel. Welcome to the era of streamer bait—and the slow death of thoughtful
You keep saying it’s your favorite. You defend it. Quote it. Swear it changed your life. But here’s the truth: You haven’t played it in years. Maybe a decade. Maybe
You’ve bought the game. You’ve installed the patch. You’ve sunk five hours in. And something just feels… off. But everyone says it’s great. “Masterpiece.” “GOTY contender.” “You just have to
The social contract between studios and players didn’t just fray—it snapped. Clean break. No repair patch coming. Gamers didn’t become cynical overnight. They were conditioned into it—drip-fed half-finished products, told
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
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
The handheld PC wars are in full swing and honestly? It’s getting messy. Between Valve’s Steam Deck, ASUS’s ROG Ally, and Lenovo’s dark horse Legion Go, the dream of pocket-sized
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
We used to count the days to launch. Now we count how long until we get burned. In 2025, the game hype cycle is less a marketing strategy and more
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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