Getting Lost in Non-Linear Level Design
After playing through both Dark Souls, and Ender Lilies I wanted to highlight how cleverly designed games implement non-linear level design.
Tag: Game Design
The Awesome Combo Trainer of Them’s Fightin’ Herds
After weeks of playing Them’s Fightin’ Herds I wanted to write about how the game implemented its combo trainer better than every other fighting game on the market. Read to find out how.
It’s About Time: In Defence of Timers
After playing partway through Dishonored 2 I started thinking about how time helps to make the games we play more interesting. Thus, here’s a rundown of some of my favourite implementations of time in games and a case in defence of the much maligned mechanic.
Titanfalling Short of Expectations
After finishing Titanfall 2 I couldn’t help but feel a little underwhelmed by what I’d played. A lot of that stems from how the game introduces itself…
Improving Yakuza’s Lacking RPG Elements
With the recent announcement that Yakuza would remain a turn based RPG I had some thoughts on how I’d improve the weaker RPG elements in Like A Dragon.
Speaking Through Gameplay with Titanfall 2
After playing through Titanfall 2 twice I was surprised by how well the game manages to present the relationship between the two main characters mostly through gameplay. Read on to find out how Titanfall 2 does this.
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