Normal Players Finally Getting Attention
Battlefield 6 dropped ray tracing and lowered specs to run on older hardware. Here is what this performance-first shift means for PC gaming and which other studios are following suit. Read more 
Nintendo Strikes Again: Has This Gone Too Far?
Nintendo patented a character summoning and dual battle mechanic in 2024, sparking debate about the patent system and its effects on game development worldwide. Read more 
PayPal Slashes Steam Funds, Freezes Developer Accounts
PayPal froze a developer UK £80k account over Steam adult content policy and restricted Steam to five currencies. Here is what happened and what developers are doing about it. Read more 
Breaking Gender Stereotypes: Revolutionary Approaches to Game Character Design
Female gamers are nearly half of all players, but only 6% of game protagonists are female. A look at what studios and indie developers are doing to break gender stereotypes in character design. Read more 
The role of indie games in 2024: independent developers in the spotlight
Indie games play an important role in the gaming world. A unique aspect of this genre is that they are created without the support of major publishers and are created by enthusiasts on their own. Thanks to the availability of development tools and dedicated platforms such as Steam, the genre has gained popularity and recognition among the gaming community. Read more 
Is World of Warcraft One of The Oldest Forms of Computer Gaming?
WoW players know that the game has some serious staying power. Any franchise that lasts 20 or more years needs to be saluted and World of Warcraft has become something discussed all over the world. It even spawned a movie franchise. Read more 
How To Use Parsec For Sharing Game Screen
Parsec is a remote desktop software that allows users to access and control a computer from a different location. Initially designed for gaming, it can be used for various applications, such as working remotely or collaborating on projects. Parsec is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Raspberry Pi, and it supports cloud gaming services like Amazon Web Services and Paperspace. Read more 