Genshin Impact, The Last Of Us, and the games you liked in 2020
Gaming brings people together. It’s one of the purest aspects of the medium: The persistent invitation to others to come in, step inside the magic circle, and get silly. (Or serious. Or serious-silly. Play is many things to many folks.) Even when we’re addressing single-player games—ostensibly solitary experiences, with their stereotypical player locked away in a room, scrubbing icons off an open-world map like a geographic Roomba—the desire to process the hobby that we love, to discuss...
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