Why do video game skeletons put themselves back together?

When you defeat a skeleton in a video game, there's a very good chance it will quickly reassemble itself. How did this trope start?

TR-49, one of 2026's first great games, was inspired by fake news

Inkle's puzzle game TR-49 started life as a tabletop mystery and ended up being the indie studio's best-selling launch to ...

The Return of Nintendo’s Worst-Selling Console Could Be More Glorious Than We Thought

Get ready to return to the neck-straining magic of red and black gaming with several never-released games for the Virtual Boy ...

Studio formed by OG Diablo leads is announcing its debut action RPG this week, and you can play a demo of it ahead of Steam Next Fest in February

Moon Beast Productions – formed of ex-Blizzard developers who worked on Diablo – is gearing up to reveal its debut ARPG title this week.
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The Witness, 10 Years Later, Still Refuses To Explain Itself

A decade after its launch, Jonathan Blow’s puzzle game remains a masterclass in silent teaching, and a reminder of how incredible player-led discovery can be.

One of the strangest point 'n' click adventures of the '90s is getting a modern 'restoration' for Steam, making it easily playable for the first time this century

If you're interested in oddities from the period you probably know Inscape as the publisher of the aforementioned Drowned God ...