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Skyrim Players Are Debating Over The Most Disgusting Edible Items In The Game

Skyrim Players Are Debating Over The Most Disgusting Edible Items In The Game Many Skyrim fans are discussing which, of the many unappealing potion ingredients found throughout the world, are the most disgusting. Part of what makes The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim such an engaging experience for so many players is the sheer variance in how the game can be approached. From melee weapons, to magic abilities, to archery, Skyrim players have a large amount of options and resources at their disposal. However, one aspect of Skyrim that tends to go overlooked in some regards is the alchemy system. Alchemy allows players to craft potions within the game, and while there are a ca

‘Resident Evil: Village’ and first-person video game immersion: Why hands create intense connection

The video games “Resident Evil: Biohazard” and “Resident Evil: Village” are the most recent releases in Capcom’s long-running survival-horror series. Both games feature first-person gameplay and centre on the protagonist Ethan Winters, who is almost wholly anonymous: his face is hidden in advertisements and in the game. All we know of Ethan is a back-lit silhouette and set of hands, which is what players project onto as they play. Some players have suggested that their experience of the damage to Ethan’s hands stays with them after playing, motivating commentaries on sites like Gamerant. On other game commentary sites like like Kotaku and IGN, writers have joked that someone at Capcom has a hatred of hands. On the pop-culture site The Mary Sue, the site’s fandom editor discusses how Ethan’s hand damage has a significant role in how his character develops. My research examines how game design engages players through emotional identification and physical participation. In “Biohazard” an

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