Game Mechanics

None of us have as much time as we would like, when we do get time to have downtime and play games, most of us do it to relax and have fun.

One of my favorite phrases is "ludonarrative dissonance" and I  often find myself musing on it.

One of the features in the World of Warcraft 10.2 patch is the Pathfinder achievement, which allows us to use old-world flying in the Dragon Isles, including the new Emerald Dream zone.

Lately I’ve been playing a lot of It Takes Two and it has made me reflect on the types of game mechanics that I really enjoy.

Rules are almost a necessity for games, but especially for role playing games, where you're essentially playing make believe but you want to avoid the I shot you!

It's here!

I have an interesting relationship with Multistrike.

I know a lot of players who argue that the story in MMOs like World of Warcraft is less important than the play experience.

Is Enhancement just not broken enough to be fixed? Does it need to be fixed? And what would a fix even look like?

Looking for Overwatch heroes like Tracer and Winston to join your Heroes of the Storm brawls? It might happen, but not yet.