Monolith Gaming’s blog brings together community announcements, game reviews, gaming news, event coverage, and thoughtful articles that reflect the identity of the organization. This archive is built to help visitors quickly explore what Monolith is creating, discussing, and building across the wider community.
From clunky tank controls to full-body VR terror, horror games didn’t just scare us, they reshaped how we play games entirely. Horror is the only genre that can make you hesitate before opening a door. Not because you lack skill, and not because the game is unfair, but because your
For thirty years, Monolith Gaming has lived at the intersection of community and story. Back in the ’90s, we were deciphering cryptic lore in manual booklets; today, we’re living inside the most complex “novels” ever written. As we move through 2026, the old debate of “Screen Time vs. Reading Time”
Monolith Gaming is stepping into 2026 with a clear message: this is the year independent studios redefine the gaming landscape. Across every genre and platform, indie developers are outpacing expectations, out innovating major publishers, and capturing the imagination of players hungry for originality. This isn’t hype. This isn’t wishful thinking.
Starting a streaming journey can feel overwhelming. Between choosing a platform, setting up audio and video, learning overlays, and putting yourself live for the first time, many new streamers stall out before they ever build momentum. What separates streamers who last from those who burn out early isn’t raw skill,
Video games are a core part of modern culture, offering entertainment, social connection, stress relief, and even cognitive benefits. But as gaming becomes more immersive and time-intensive, many players struggle to balance their passion with work, school, relationships, and health. Research shows that gaming itself isn’t the problem, how gaming
Video games are no longer confined to entertainment alone. Over the past decade, educators and researchers have begun to recognize video games, particularly narrative-driven titles, as legitimate tools for learning. When used intentionally, video games can expand how stories are experienced, interpreted, and discussed in the classroom. This shift invites
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