#Video Games
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Shashank Shakya
2024 has proven to be the year where we got to see some of the best videogame adaptations but 2025 is packed with some of the most anticipated releases and in this article find out why the coming year plays an important role in the future of this genre.
Ishan Adhikary
Exclusivity has been in the video games industry for a long time now. However, ending this term in video games can solve a lot of problems for developers and gamers alike. Non-exclusivity can create more opportunities and increase the player base. It will also help diversify and generate more revenue from the games. Increasing cross-platform gaming can help more in creating better communities. If the studios work hand in hand, the games can be better and gamers will have a better product to consume.
In the modern day and age, multiplayer games feel the same, boring, and not worked on. However, with the launch of Lethal Company, Palworld, and Helldivers 2, that seems to have changed. Lethal Company makes you enjoy a game just through its clean UI, freedom of exploration and simplicity. Palworld on the other hand is the perfect example of how developers should connect with their community. Helldivers 2 has finally made shooter experiences fun and enjoyable with its goofiness and satire.
A video game is notable for its visuals, game design, story, and of course, the gameplay. Some games keep it casual but there have been games that challenge you to your core. Here is me ranking down the hardest video games of all time.
Video game franchises are built on quality games, consistent originality, and gameplay improvements. Some of the games start at the peak of the mountain but drop down pretty fast. In this list, I have ranked some of those video game franchises, including Medal of Honor, Silent Hill, and others, that got worse over time.
This Company Is Using AI-based Video Games to Monitor and Treat Depression
Dwaipayan Sengupta
Kishalaya Kundu
GTA Parent Company to Release 93 Games Starting 2021
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Kentucky Governor Blames Video Games, Not Guns, for Florida School Shooting
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