The feeling of momentum, the wind rushing past your ears, and the heart-stopping moment of a leap of faith. First-person parkour (or precision platformers) is one of the most intense genres in gaming. It’s not just about speed; it’s about the perfect synergy between your brain and your controller.

The debate is heating up. While the world argues about AI in art and dev, some games remind us that the most terrifying villains are the ones made of code and cold logic. From the nostalgic halls of System Shock to the psychological nightmares of new Brazilian indies like The Confinement and A.I.L.A., AI has one goal: testing your limits (and your sanity).

The gaming world is buzzing with the arrival of the new Marathon , but true fans know that you can’t fully appreciate the future without revisiting the shadows of the past. Originally developed by Bungie in the 90s, the Marathon trilogy didn't just push the boundaries of the Mac gaming scene — it redefined what a First-Person Shooter could be, introducing dual-wielding, complex verticality, and a deep, terminal-based narrative that still haunts players today. The Classics are