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Resident Evil 9 Should Double Down on One Underutilized Weapon Type
Resident Evil 9 could transform a crucial weapon type, enhancing combat and exploration with deeper strategy and survival elements.
Tekken 9 Needs One Big Change to Combos
Tekken must address combo design to stay competitive, ensuring smarter play, more dynamic rhythm, and engaging matches for players.
The Case for a Persona 4 Remake to Be Less 'Faithful' Than P3R
A Persona 4 remake has more to gain by evolving beyond strict faithfulness and offering a fresher, bolder take than Persona 3 Reload.
What if...Cyberpunk 2077 Allowed You to Save Evelyn Parker?
Evelyn Parker’s survival in Cyberpunk 2077 could have reshaped quests, deepened choices, and added emotional and gameplay complexity.
Ubisoft's Rumored Movement-Based Battle Royale May Be Just What Apex Legends Needs
Ubisoft’s rumored battle royale could challenge Apex Legends by pushing Respawn to evolve its movement meta or risk falling behind.
What If... Grand Theft Auto 5's Aliens Were More Than an Easter Egg?
A bold reimagining of GTA 5’s aliens teases a could-be foundation for a deeper, darker, and more consequential storyline beyond easter eggs.
The Witcher 4 Should Follow In Cyberpunk 2077's Footsteps On Launch
The Witcher 4 may find similar success if it follows Cyberpunk 2077's approach to one type of release shortly after its launch.
The Argument For and Against Future HoYoverse Games Using Honkai: Star Rail's Light Cone Mechanic
The debate around Light Cones reflects broader questions about game design and the future direction of HoYoverse’s evolving titles.
Red Dead Redemption: What if Arthur Got to Meet Gavin?
Arthur’s potential meeting with Gavin in Red Dead Redemption 2 could have altered his journey, revealing deeper layers of his story.
Gears of War Was Right to Make a Drastic Change to Delta Squad
Gears of War went the right way while making that change to Delta Squad, and set the stage for its tone, character depth, and lasting impact.
Why One Cyberpunk 2077 Character is the Undersung Villain of the Game
A Cyberpunk 2077 character operates in the shadows, revealing that true villainy isn’t always loud, but calculated, quiet, and cold.
Death Stranding's Latest Achievement Proves It Was Ahead of Its Time
Death Stranding continues to spark conversation years later as its impact and relevance grow beyond its original release ahead of the upcoming sequel.
One Canceled Civilization Game Deserves a Second Chance at Life
One canceled Civilization game still holds strong potential and deserves a second chance in today’s evolving gaming landscape.
A Red Dead Redemption Spin-Off in the Style of South of Midnight Wouldn't Feel Out of Place
A Red Dead Redemption spin-off styled like South of Midnight could show how the series could evolve while staying rooted in its eerie tone.
Apex Legends: How Alter's Rework Compares to Her Original Kit
Alter’s rework in Apex Legends finally unlocks her true potential, turning a misunderstood Legend into a versatile playmaker.
What Lies of P's Sequel Will Hopefully Take from the First Game
A reflective exploration of Lies of P’s distinct mechanics and design philosophy could meaningfully influence its anticipated sequel.
One Nintendo Switch 2 Game Could Be the Yin to Deltarune's Yang
One indie title could be the perfect counterpart to Deltarune on Switch 2, bringing a unique balance to the console’s launch lineup.
Which Nintendo Switch 1 Games Currently Have Issues on Switch 2?
Nintendo outlines compatibility tiers for older Switch titles on Switch 2, with most games working and a few facing technical issues.
How Nintendo Switch 2's New GameShare Feature Rivals Steam
Nintendo Switch 2’s GameShare feature emerges as a major rival to Steam’s sharing system, signaling a shift in digital game access.
Why Fortnite's Switch 2 Compatability Issues Aren't a Big Deal
Early concerns about Fortnite's compatibility with the Switch 2 are less serious than they seem, thanks to timely developer action.