In response to “An Endemic Problem” from The Escapist Forum: I’ve always thought one of the reasons more advertisers don’t take advantage of ...

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Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Depression. Acceptance. The five stages of grief. Those who play enough online games, however, might consider starting the list with ...

Griefers survive through protective anonymity. Griefers in massively multiplayer online games can indulge their sociopathy because victims can’t identify them or impose punishment. ...

Every generation has its folk heroes. Inspirational rebels, they often become vessels for people’s frustrations with authority. Robin Hood, Bonnie and Clyde and ...

You know the story: You’re playing a couple of rounds of your favorite online shooter to blow off some steam after work when ...

Anyone who tells you war is hell isn’t being entirely truthful with you. War is hell, yes, but in its own way army ...

When I think of videogame beginnings, I think about riding a tram. As subdued, subtle and un-in-your-face as a beginning can get, Half ...

As I walk away from the first day of the Triangle Games Conference, I leave with a new found and deep respect for ...

I’m one of those people that opens a gaming magazine and goes right for the negative reviews. I look for the low scores ...

As sensational as the Peter Tamte presentation about Six Days in Fallujah was, it comprised only about a third of his keynote speech. ...

Welcome to Alt+Escape, our weekly pick of browser-based games to help you start your weekend a little early. Check back each Friday for ...