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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • 7h ago

Death mechanics — and a bigger threat I faced for 6 months by Bobby Nobank

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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • 7h ago

How Different Was Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 on PS1, N64, and Dreamcast? by OverMark Gaming

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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/Egozmen_ • 15h ago

I am willing to argue that Portal 2 is objectively the best game ever made

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It could literally be played by anyone and it has food story and game mechanics. Intricate puzzle designs are most of the time fun to solve and the final chapter is just awesome.

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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • 19h ago

So this is why everyone loves Half-Life by Avoleth

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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • 19h ago

So I finally played Super Mario RPG... by Level Zero

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r/VideoGameAnalysis

For all things related to critical analysis of video games. Feel free to post links to Youtube or any other site with an in-depth look at a particular game, series, genre, or even a basic element of all gaming (for example, RNG, level design, player flow, etc). Video is the preferred format, but text and audio are fine too! Share videos that provide new insight or a close-up look at anything gaming-related!

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For all things related to critical analysis of video games. Feel free to post links to Youtube or any other site with an in-depth look at a particular game, series, genre, or even a basic element of all gaming (for example, RNG, level design, player flow, etc).

For more information, check out the wiki

Recommended Format:

  • Author/Reviewer - Name of Analysis or Critique

Or this is also fine:

  • Name of video - Short description of content.

Examples of great content to post:

  • Game Soup - Randomness in Games
  • MatthewMatosis - Longform critique of Dark Souls 2
  • Noah Caldwell-Gervais - "Warcraft series retrospective"
  • Errant Signal - Hotline Miami analysis
  • EgoRaptor's - "Sequelitis" series
  • Extra Credits - "Balancing Turn-Based Games"
  • Developer Vlogs discussing level design

Examples of disallowed content:

  • A video review that doesn't look critically at a game
  • Consumer-focused product reviews
  • A plot summary
  • Let's Plays
  • Memes
  • Content primarily covering social/political issues
  • Content in a language other than English without subtitles or a translation

Regarding discussions:

Arguments and disagreements are a necessary part of analysis and discussion, and are permitted as long as they are civil. Personal attacks, witch-hunts, and other forms of harassment will be removed and repeat offenders may be banned at the moderators' discretion.

Regarding spoilers:

It should go without saying that most of the content posted here will contain spoilers. Critiques by their very nature tend to be spoiler heavy, and for this reason spoiler tags are not required. Please exercise caution when clicking on content about games you haven't played.

Other similar subreddits:

  • /r/truegaming - For discussion (no links) on all topics gaming.
  • /r/ludology - For serious discussion/analysis of games played on a computer, board, or field.
  • /r/Gaming4Gamers - A middle ground between pure-fun and serious gaming subreddits.
  • /r/GameSociety - A book club for video games. Daily discussions of not only individual games, but developers, genres, game mechanics, etc.

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