“Videogames” Articles

The core doctrines of our faith are not mere trappings to make money, as envisioned by Church Tycoon: they are our very reason for existence.

Joking aside, though, I’m sure you’re wondering—do violent videogames cause violence? The answer, according to science, is “Well, mayb…no. Prolly not.”

Boss Fight Books is a quirky, charming series that weaves together journalism, criticism, game theory, and often a heavy dose of memoir.

I find the entirety of RiME, even the darkest parts, a cathartic experience.

Video games offer new and meaningful systems in which to craft and critique experiences.

“Videogames and all other forms of art or entertainment are merely a reflection of our culture — and on a deeper level, a reflection of our hearts.”

“How often do average Americans get to really engage their imaginations?”

Do videogames amount to anything more than escapism? Are games worth engaging?

“… the multitude of these details serves to do something rather rare in video games–it makes the game more about the world than it is about me.”

“Arkham City treats us the way we all want to be treated—it’s fair, honest, and consistent.”

We discuss videogames, the gospel, and methodology with the founder of a controversial new ministry.

“… games like Battlefield play like just another shooter where war is fun. To me that is more tragic than what Battlefield is “shielding” the player from.”

“I often wonder if games are at their best when they are able to teach us empathy. Fallout: New Vegas did this for me, if even only briefly.”