Theory by Flatfingers

Let's talk Gwent! If you've been playing The Witcher 3 , you almost certainly know what Gwent is: the collectible card game that c...

Wow. It's been a while since I've had something to say here, hasn't it? Let's fix that. Today I'd like to talk about u...

I'm not an extrovert. So it's fascinating to try to imagine being one -- being certain that the only right way to experience life, ...

I like emergent play. I enjoy games in which surprising things can happen when different aspects of complex systems bump into each other. ...

The recent flap over Arkane/Bethesda/Zenimax taking over Prey 2 and possibly turning it into a "spiritual successor" to the origi...

The idea that player choices in computer games can have consequences generated by the game in reaction to those choices is not a new or outl...

The term "content locusts" came up today in a Google+ post by Richard Bartle discussing the direction of "free-to-play...

Let's say you've taken leave of your senses and have decided to create a computer game. More particularly, let's say this game y...