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Games That Delete Your Save File — And Why I Love Them

October 4, 2026June 15, 2026 by Lanna
Games That Delete Your Save File — And Why I Love Them

A game just deleted my 40-hour save file — and I thanked it for the experience. Here’s why save deletion is the most emotionally powerful mechanic in gaming.

Categories Gaming Tags game design
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Games Where You Play as the Villainess — Dark Queen’s Turn

October 4, 2026June 15, 2026 by Lanna
Games Where You Play as the Villainess — Dark Queen’s Turn

I’ve saved the world as the chosen one a hundred times. Now I want to sit on the dark throne as the villainess — here are the games that finally let me.

Categories Gaming Tags game design, indie games
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Games Where You Play as a God — Why They Stopped Making Them

October 4, 2026June 15, 2026 by Lanna
Games Where You Play as a God — Why They Stopped Making Them

I’ve waited 20 years for a god game as good as Black & White. Here’s why the genre died, and why gaming desperately needs it back.

Categories Gaming Tags game design, PC Gaming
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Games Where Your Character Gets Weaker: Why That’s Brilliant

October 4, 2026June 15, 2026 by Lanna
Games Where Your Character Gets Weaker: Why That’s Brilliant

I’ve chased power fantasies in every RPG I’ve played — until games that made me weaker showed me what I was missing. Here’s why reverse progression is brilliant.

Categories Gaming Tags game design, indie games
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AI Slop in Gaming Is Killing Creativity — And I’m Sick of It

October 4, 2026May 3, 2026 by Lanna
AI Slop in Gaming Is Killing Creativity — And I’m Sick of It

AI slop is flooding gaming with soulless, derivative content. 52% of devs say it’s harming the industry. I break down why the human touch is vanishing.

Categories Gaming Tags AI, game design, Gaming Industry
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