Getting stuck causes players to explore the world.

Dying causes players to think about what they're doing.

An "impossible" situation causes players to learn how the game works and eventually achieve the impossible.

We need to be able to design *some* games around these fundamental ideas.

honestly the "thing doer" naming convention seems to market pretty well

mind boggling pride crest

god's chosen stock sound effect

this game could eventually crash out and fumble the narrative just like the original and I think I'd forgive it. every ounce of gameplay has been a joy thus far.

swat 4 feels likes it's influences are moody thriller films, while ready or not feels like it's chasing after youtube era cop fetishism

I love that half life was both a pivotal step forward in believable game worlds and the game with the funniest gibs

I see the faux ghibli thing in some of the cod ones and just think about the morbid ai slop that the trump admin socials have been posting

human pattern recognition evolved specifically to look for source game assets