Evoland Review: A Love Letter to the History of Video Games
Few games attempt to tell the story of gaming itself. Evoland, developed by Shiro Games, takes on this ambitious challenge […]
Super Mario Galaxy Review: Nintendo’s Cosmic Masterpiece
When Super Mario Galaxy launched for the Nintendo Wii in 2007, it was immediately recognized as one of the most
The Symbolism of the Monsters in Silent Hill
Few horror franchises have inspired as much analysis as Silent Hill. While many horror games rely on monsters as obstacles
The French Revolution in Assassin’s Creed Unity: History, Art, and Revolution
When Assassin’s Creed Unity was released in 2014, it transported players to one of the most dramatic periods in European
Why Does Stardew Valley Feel So Comforting?
Few games have earned a reputation for comfort quite like Stardew Valley. Despite its simple pixel-art graphics and modest premise,
Norse Mythology in Skyrim: How The Elder Scrolls Draws from Viking Traditions
Few fantasy games are as closely associated with Norse culture as The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. From its snowy landscapes
Games Every Art History Student Should Know
Art History is often associated with paintings, sculptures, architecture, and museums. Yet video games have become one of the most
Video Games as an Art Form
For decades, a debate has persisted among critics, artists, and players: Can video games be considered art? While some view
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Originally launched in 2011 by Bethesda Game Studios, Skyrim became much more than a fantasy RPG. It evolved into a