Gaming

Live-service games thrive on endless updates, but when stories end, players lose interest. Can developers balance closure with ongoing play?

Is the gaming industry missing something now that E3 is gone? The trade-show era may be over but its loss leaves a creative gap worth examining.

Battlefield 6 didn’t just sell millions. It rebuilt faith in a franchise once written off. Sometimes, the best marketing move is simply listening.

EA employees fear mass layoffs and creative limits as the company considers a $55 billion sale to investors including Jared Kushner and Saudi Arabia.

How do we make sure games bought today still work in 10 years? A look at preservation, platform responsibility, and consumer power.

Less than a month after launch, Borderlands 4 is already 20% off. It’s a sign that Gearbox is scrambling to recover from a launch that fell short of expectations.

As Halo Studios focuses on its future, one veteran’s warning raises questions about what’s really happening behind the scenes.

After MindsEye’s failure, nearly 100 employees accuse Build a Rocket Boy of mismanagement, burnout, and broken promises.

Ubisoft, allegedly, canceled a game exploring the Reconstruction era. It’s an example of how backlash and caution shape modern game development.