Ananta: The Game That Wants to Change Everything
Ananta is an upcoming free-to-play urban open world RPG from NetEase. With a release window of late 2026, let’s check out what the ambitious game wants to offer.
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The AI Art Panic Is Real and It’s Hurting Human Artists
Players are calling out AI art everywhere. But without reliable tools to detect it, human artists are taking the blame for something they didn’t do.
Star Citizen’s Betrayal of Trust Featuring the Aurora MK II
Star Citizen upgraded the Aurora MK I, then replaced it one patch later. Expecting players to give them more money. Let’s talk about what this means for the future of crowdfunded games.
When a Contract Becomes a Lawsuit: Krafton vs. Unknown Worlds
A court just ruled against Krafton in the Subnautica 2 dispute. Here’s what it really means for game studios, founders, and the contracts that bind them.
Star Citizen Is Lying to Itself About PvP
CIG wants Star Citizen to be an “everything game.” But a game that tries to be everything excels at nothing, which CIG will learn the hard way.
The Rise and Fall of Highguard, Explained
Wildlight Entertainment shut down Highguard 45 days after launch. A combination of overconfidence and poor planning doomed it from the start.
The Challenge of Mixing PvP and PvE in Star Citizen
PvE players are the backbone of Star Citizen’s economy. Mixing them with PvP could hurt the space simulator in the long run.
The Connections Explained: Resident Evil’s Most Dangerous Organization
The shadowy crime syndicate are behind Resident Evil’s worst disasters, from Raccoon City’s destruction to the Baker family incident in RE7.
Resident Evil Requiem: Spencer and Grace’s Relationship Explained
Spencer adopted Grace as an act of atonement before his death. Their connection challenges our perspective of the franchise’s biggest villain.