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Where other gaming genres might prove somewhat difficult for players to understand, first-person shooter game mechanics come naturally to a man. Let’s be honest, who hasn’t among us played with gun toys back in childhood days?!

First-person shooter games, or FPS games for short, employ not-so-different mechanics than traditional plays with gun toys. As such, these games have

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History has always been a fascinating topic for video games, as they can act as a medium for us to understand the past and how it all came to an end. With games like Total War and Age of Empire, we get to see the empires of ages past and how they thrived. But despite this long-standing relationship, it seems with the change of time many players now prefer their RTS games to s

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Evolution is a concept that took mankind centuries to grasp and to this day it can be found in multiple things that we interact with. But while natural evolution is a long and methodical process, certain types of evolution have been facilitated by mankind. Chief amongst them is the medium of entertainment. Because as with the progression of technology media from a few year

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Multiplayer has always been a core part of the RTS genre since its inception. This was due to the lack of good AI that could give players a decent challenge hence developers worked on making their games Co-op. But after the advent of the internet game developers set their eyes on the interconnectivity provided by said internet to give players a new avenue to fight. An avenue

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When it comes to video games, one of the most popular beliefs is that the better the graphics, the better the game. While this may be true, it is worth noting that this is merely the tip of the iceberg.

Though graphics do enhance one’s visual experience, a video game is often more about its art style and narrative plot. If this wasn’t true, then decade-old titles like Doom an

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It is quite fascinating to see the evolution of games from the early 80s to the modern age, as throughout the ages many of the technological advancements were slowly but surely integrated into the medium. This resulted in the creation of VR, Ray Tracing, and many more, but its effect on the way we interact with games has seen a massive downfall in the eyes of many. A

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Games have long been a form of entertainment for humans since the days of the mighty Pharaoh, and amongst these games, only two types of games have remained relevant throughout the ages. These are card and board games, the latter of which has adapted fully to the modern age, by integrating into video games as a subgenre. A sub-genre that seems to only be going up in

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The medium of gaming has seen a massive shift since the early 2000s, as the genre that everyone thought would take over the gaming landscape turned out to be nothing more than a passing fab. Instead, it was the genre birthed by Doom that would go on to define gaming as a whole. It is none other than the FPS genre, a genre second only to RPGs in variations. Most of the popular

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In the wider gaming world, Korea hasn’t always been known for making legendary games as its neighbor across the sea Japan. But recently it seems that Korean developers have started to make an earnest effort toward game development and while they are still many decades behind other countries, with recent advancements it seems that won't be the case for long. T

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Video games have a rich diversity; even in dedicated genres, you are bound to find more sub and even sub-sub-genres. For instance, when we talk about video games, we can think of strategy as one of its genres. But do you know we have sub-genres of the strategy genre itself? Yes, you read that right.

Among strategy games, we have a tactical strategy, role-playing strategy, tur