"Look closely at your typical girl gamer, however, and you’ll see that our expression is almost… haunted. A disquieting spectre seems trapped behind our eyes, a terrible, latent force primed to burst from our bodies like so much alien out of Kane. We are repressing, burying deep down, an unspoken, monstrous side of ourselves. A dark side – or rather, a light side.
Casual gaming".
RED writes: "For the last 8 years, The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine had the honor of being the best reviewed expansion for a role-playing game - but @ELDENRING
gets to wear that crown now. Congratulations to the entire team at @fromsoftware_pr on their stellar work!"
"The Paris -based (France) indie games publisher and developer Firesquid and Chippendale-based (Australia) indie games developer Chaos Theory Games, today announced with great joy and excitement that their charming underwater strategy game “Crab God“, is now available for PC via Steam." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
Games Asylum: "One thing Times & Galaxy isn’t short on is imagination. You play as a robotic news reporter fresh off the production line, out to make a name for themselves at the titular holo-paper. Times & Galaxy is well regarded, but readership is on the wane. As an intern, you’re tasked with covering mundane events and occurrences – such as the launch of a ‘hot’ new toy – and must put an appropriate, truthful, spin on stories to grow both your reputation and the paper’s popularity."
I'm a man and I have no problem playing casual games as well as hardcore. It is like music. I just ask myself what I am in the mood for. Same with books.
I don't think what is betwixt one's legs matters a whit when it comes to enjoying games, be they casual or non(?) casual.
This is just more social justice warrior bs ruining everything it touches.
Wow, that's a dumb article
whenever you say 'x group of people should do y', you have become an idiot.
Why do women gamers have to "own" casual gaming? Why limit themselves just to fit an ideological agenda based in no actual facts and wholly based in opinion?
Gamers, male or female, do not have to "own" any kind of genre to make a place for themselves in a community that has been open to everyone for 40+ years. Play what you want if you enjoy it, let others do the same.