Why the Among Us Influencer Role Ruins the Game
The Among Us Influencer role sounds clever, but letting dead Crewmates pass clues back into the lobby may break one of the game’s best rules.
Analyzing Hitman Blood Money: Curtains Down
Hitman Blood Money Curtains Down uses one rehearsal, a real gun and connected routines to create one of the series' best missions ever made.
How Impostors Manipulate Players in Among Us
Among Us Impostors can control an entire round with vents, sabotages and emergencies. Here’s how these systems manipulate every player.
Why You Versus Homer Works Despite Looking Broken
Why You Versus Homer works despite its janky Roblox design, using strong core gameplay, simple maps and meme-driven mechanics to stay fun.
Why Natural Disaster Games Are So Popular on Roblox
Roblox games have an interesting challenge. They need a fun premise that can support a lot of players but also need systems deep enough to survive hours of play without…
Why Fahrenheit Has One of the Best Openings in Gaming
Why Fahrenheit has one of gaming’s best openings, using camera work, player choice and crime-scene game design to create tension.
How do you make an interesting boss fight with only simple mechanics?
Learn how Kojima turned simple shooting into tense memorable duels in Metal Gear Solid 1 boss fights using smart shot setups unique enemy abilities and clever arenas in 1998
Why You Better Watch Out is so Boring
You better watch out is a slow, frustrating Hitman level where setups take too long, rewards feel weak, and even the secret assassin fails to deliver
How A Murder of Crows Creates a Sandbox
Murder of crows builds a massive sandbox with crowds, disguises, and hidden routes, but its assassination plot starts strong and goes nowhere
How to Make Players Want to Take Quests in Sandbox Games
Sandbox games have a unique challenge where players can go anywhere, do anything, but then how do you encourage them to complete quests? There are two common ways to solve…