The gaming industry has reached an interesting point lately. Players aren’t satisfied anymore with repetitive fantasy worlds that all start feeling strangely familiar after a while. Medieval castles, zombie outbreaks, post-apocalyptic wastelands — they still work, sure, but gamers...
Gaming has changed so much over the last decade that sometimes it’s hard to keep up. Not long ago, mobile games mostly meant simple puzzle apps, endless runners, or lightweight multiplayer titles people played while waiting for a bus.
Now?...
There was a time when non-playable characters in video games felt painfully predictable. You’d walk into a town, press the interaction button, and hear the same line repeated endlessly. Shopkeepers never changed mood. Guards repeated identical warnings. Villagers wandered...
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