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It would be easy to dismiss Raft as a poor man Subnautica. Both games are first-person survival adventures at sea, but Raft mostly happens on…

We can say many things about Japanese storytelling, but one is for sure: from the Western perspective, it is different. And it is not only…

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As the years go by, it becomes evident that the video game medium is maturing in the same way movies have evolved. Real innovation becomes…