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Steam the once-niche storefront for Valve is now the leading herald for PC gaming. Not only does it feature some of the best games on release date, but it also does not discriminate between AAA and indie—an aspect that has led to the success of genre-defining games such as Undertale and Terraria over time. But aside from these types of games Steam has also played a

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The thrill of battle is something that has long since been forgotten in this age of peace and prosperity. This is a good thing in the end as with the evolution of time it was not needed, but unlike out-of-fashion trends aspects fundamental to humans can not be forgotten so easily. Hence in the late 90s, people found a way to transform their trill of battle into a fe

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There are 2 types of team coordination: bounded and unbounded. While bounded team coordination bounds an eSport player to one team indefinitely, unbounded team coordination gives casual eSport gamers the freedom to join any team they want.

While bounded team coordination in eSports is crucial, it doesn’t have to be like that 100% of the time.

Many eSport games, like

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In the modern age of gaming with the rise of websites such as YouTube and Twitch, it seems a new genre of gamers has been birthed. Those who were happy and content in watching other people play games. Due to this, a new market has opened up for game developers to target and it also incentivizes older game developers to change and match industry trends. Because of the way th

Anime PvP Game Ranking on Steam
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Looks like working pvp genres are:

1. 1v1 + Something
2. Battle Royale + Something
3. MMO with High quality PvP Content (Perhaps? as only MapleStory confirms this theory but no others)
4. A fusion of at least 3 subgenres  (Perhaps? as only Omega Strikers confirms this theory but no others)
5. Waifu Gacha PvP (Perhaps? as only CounterSide confirms this theory but no others)

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Korea, the land of K-pop and K-drama has in recent years taken the world by storm with its fantastic media. It also happens to contain video games and why wouldn’t it when Korea along with Japan and China are the main hub of esports in Asia, contributing more than half of the entire player base. Even among them, Korea stands out from the rest as it has a ma

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Consoles wars, a term I am sure many gamers are familiar with as it was the only thing many could talk about in the late 2010s, and while the online debate might have slowed down in recent years, its effect on gamers can still be felt today. As it resulted

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Since the early days of gaming in the 70s with Pong and Tetris, one aspect has permeated throughout the generations and that is the feeling of competition. Whether it be the highest scores in arcades or the KD ratio in modern FPS titles. Gamers from the start have been a competitive breed because next to them nothing is greater than the glory of one's victory over other

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Held from November 24th to November 26th, [url=https://www.start.gg/tournament/ulti

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Since the early days of gaming, many gamers have had a major dream. A dream to see their beloved games into which they put their heart and soul to get mainstream fame and for their hobby to be acce