Console Games
Jonah Bell
Jonah Bell is a house writer for GamesUnlimited who covers strategy games, simulation design, and player economies. He follows systems from tutorial to endgame, testing how patches reshape the choices players make.
19 articles
Indie Games
What a Browser Game Should Do When the Tab Goes Hidden
Console Games
Auditing the Game-Over Screen: Free Retries and Dark Patterns
Indie Games
Surprise Is Not Mastery: What Emergent Play Can and Cannot Show
PC Games
Tracing a Missed Keypress from Keyboard to Game
Indie Games
When a Patch Changes the Price of the Route
PC Games
Spawn Gaps Are the Real Difficulty Setting
Game Reviews
How to Tell If a Tactics Puzzle Makes Unit Losses Matter
Game Guides
When to Chase Bonus Pickups and When to Protect a Clean Run
Console Games
The Duskbloods Turns Trust Into a Virtue Count
Indie Games
The Time Between Attempts Is Part of the Game
Game Reviews
Does a Power-Up Change the Decision, or Only the Score?
Console Games
What Money Shouldn’t Buy in GTA VI
Mobile Games
The Exit Ramp Is Part of the Game Economy
Game Reviews
When Combos Reward Control, and When Mashing Works
Console Games
Forza Horizon 6’s Japan map could give every car a purpose
Mobile Games
Mobile Game Chat Still Has to Compete for the Screen
Game Guides
Turn a First Browser-Game Run Into a Useful Baseline
Console Games