Mo Mozuch is a former Gaming Editor at Newsweek. He has a passion for gaming, particularly retro-style RPGs, quirky indie games, and titles from Bethesda, while also exploring broader themes in arts and entertainment, design, and consumer technology. His work has been featured in Kotaku, Kotaku Australia, and Inverse.
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‘Mother’ was a literal game-changer thanks to its brilliant writing and devoted fanbase
By: Mo Mozuch
'Doom 3' took big risks to pioneer a new genre of gaming, even if the response at the time was mixed at best.
Five Night At Freddy’s was the perfect game for a growing streamer scene
Idle hands are the devil’s workshop. This old aphorism points to what is now the central pillar of our lives: boredom sucks. Staying busy seems the obvious remedy to boredom, but we often conflate busy with productivity because capitalism. “Productive” is better than “bored,” but still isn't “fun.”
By: Mo Mozuch
Gaming's most famous failure proves luck is an OP stat.
We wouldn’t have 'Tears of the Kingdom' without this experimental Zelda adventure.
Doki Doki Literature Club is a delightfully unsettling experience.
‘Doom II’ was more than a follow-up, it was a formula for a whole new genre.
By: Mo Mozuch
In the NES era, if you thought of Capcom, you probably thought of Mega Man.
'Luigi's Mansion 3' captures the Halloween spirit more than any other game on Nintendo Switch.
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