Movement is something we might take for granted in games. Characters are expected to move in certain ways, and controls are often similar across games (an A button to jump, clicking in a left stick to sprint). Some of 2025’s best games disregarded expected movement mechanics to challenge the player to think differently in the way they move through a game, while another mixed up the tool used to shift through its world.
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If you’ve ventured within spitting distance of a Target or Hobby Lobby within the past six weeks, you are likely all too aware that we are in the midst of peak Grinch season. Everywhere you look, there’s seasonal décor, cheaply made underpants, and knock-off Stanley tumblers emblazoned with the smirking visage of Dr. Seuss’ yuletide hater. While this may seem like a relatively recent phenomenon, the Grinch industrial complex has been around for quite some time, and the 2000 cash-grab video game The Grinch is perhaps one of the most unnerving examples. And it’s got an ending that will haunt your dreams forever more.
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