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Strategy is a name that has been synonymous with games since the days of faking out your opponents in pong. And with the advancement in technology, it has only gotten more integral. Much of this has resulted in the creation of a new genre entirely dubbed the RTS genre, which has grown in popularity since the early 2000s. But with the ever-changing nature of the games

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2-players games are the perfect manifestation of the “2 bodies and 1 mind” killer concept. For the very same reason, these games are pretty much popular among both PvP and PvE enthusiasts alike. And this has further 2 main reasons to it.

For one, the larger a game party is, the more difficult it is to manage. Secondly, you don’t need an army of allies when you have

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The PlayStation 2, is a console that is responsible for making every kid in the early 2000s into a gamer. I am not joking ask any gamer who started in the early 2000s and his most iconic memory of that era will be of a PS2 game. Aside from cementing the gaming industry as a Titan in the media landscape the PS2 also accomplished one other great feat, which w

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Anime is a medium that in recent years has exploded in popularity, due to the mainstream success of shows like Dragon Ball, One Piece, and Attack on Titan. This popularity has led to the destigmatization of the stereotypes surrounding anime. But in exchange has resulted in a culture that is in favour of isolation. A culture that is in stark

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As an anime fan, limiting yourself to watching anime only is not enough. Anime is a global phenomenon now and you should step out of your home to see it for yourself. Not only is this a great way to make like-minded friends, but it also fulfills your inner instinct to socialize.

As an anime fan myself, I understand that there aren’t many places to entice us. However

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Bandai Namco is a name that has become synonymous with the name quality in the anime gaming scene and is now regarded as the bigges

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Anime enthusiasts have long since supported their series of choice by either buying the supported merchandise or cosplaying their favorite characters. Both of these not only help show the love one has for a particular series but also help get its name out to more people. But in the modern age, many choose a new medium to s

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Eternal Return is a name that has become synonymous with quality in

ok by looking at this website i see guilty gear, eternal return, dbfz are famous anime esports games but they are all moba and fighting greres.

We see Super Mecha Champions and Microvolts Recharged after Senran Kagura Peach Beach Splash, but both are also TPS, not FPS, and also not that much popular reaching 1k viewers on twitch. but from my experience in anime game field for a long time, i see that generally asian people don't too much like of Shooter games so that's why PUBG, developed by eve

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I am sure many of you reading this are somewhat aware of the massive popularity of anime as a medium and the sheer stranglehold it has on modern consumers. This is exactly why