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…In true farming-ish sim fashion, between the fishing, the time you can sink into home decor, and paging through your grimoire, it’s entirely possible to go through this game without…
…is falling victim to sneaky subscription practices, though the method is quite unusual; rather than implementing a regular "pay to win" feature, sim-racing game Le Mans Ultimate promises a "pay not…
Sign in to your Polygon.com account Is there truly a video game about everything in the world? Mr. Trippy , a recently announced indie game from developer Silver Bullet, would certainly imply…
Sign in to your Polygon.com account Before every recent World Cup, Electronic Arts has run a simulation of the entire tournament in its annual soccer game series to predict the winner…
…that Ubisoft's incredibly detailed models of the cathedral used in Assassin's Creed Unity could help save the day. Well, Polygon's Simone is here to tell you that... no. BUT…
…Weaving going deep on her love of The Sims and explaining how she hauls a PlayStation 5 around the world in her luggage. Expect a passionate ode to Red Dead Redemption followed…
…But the team also made new systems, like some to help make all the little simulated people more interesting than just, as Carr called them, "fodder" for the simulation. Campus has a…
…Chill Electronics Repairs , from developer Mandragora and publisher tinyBuild, hits a similar formula. It comes with a healthy dose of nostalgia and the ASMR vibes of games like Unpacking or PowerWash Simulator…
Sign in to your Polygon.com account Harvey Smith, the former Arkane developer behind some of gaming’s most influential immersive sims, is starting over with a new studio. Smith has spent…
…The core gameplay loop is exceedingly simple: ring the bell, watch cats roam your island, watch them leave, adjust your wares based on demand, ring the bell again. A handful of additional…
