Emre Pala

1 week ago | thegamer.com | Emre Pala

Video game eateries can be hazardous with creepy machines, radioactive cuisine, and cannibalistic buffets. From greasy chicken joints to filthy bars, these game restaurants serve more horror than food. Eating at these places might lead to gang fights, infectious diseases, and being on the menu. Video games take us on wild adventures—galactic wars, zombie-infested cities, medieval nightmares—you name it.

1 week ago | thegamer.com | Emre Pala

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1 week ago | thegamer.com | Emre Pala

Silent Hill games explore psychological horror, personal guilt, and trauma through characters confronting their inner darkness. Escape from Silent Hill symbolizes emotional growth, self-acceptance, and redemption after facing past traumas. Entry into Silent Hill represents characters unknowingly entering a personal purgatory to confront repressed emotions. Silent Hill is not just a physical town, but a symbolic space rooted in psychological horror and personal guilt.

2 weeks ago | thegamer.com | Emre Pala

Real-world-inspired treasures in games add depth and believability, evoking a sense of adventure. Games like Skyrim and Call of Juarez incorporate mythological and historical treasures into the narrative. Concepts like Captain Kidd's Treasure and the Scion artifact enhance gameplay, drawing from real-life legends. There are many powerful reasons to include treasures inspired by the real world in video games. They enrich the experience and add depth to the game world.

2 weeks ago | thegamer.com | Emre Pala

Disney Lorcana’s eighth set, Realm of Jafar, picks up right where Arhazia’s Island left off—only now, it’s all about Jafar trying to take over and corrupt that beautiful island. Lore-wise, this set feels a lot like Ursula’s Return, and just like Ursula’s set, there’s an Illumineer’s Trove in this set.