Christian Donlan explores the intricate, muddled world of Gravity Rush 2 in this article on Flying Cities. Read pieces from the archive for free by signing up for our newsletter 👉 vist.ly/4psuf

This month our community recommended Sons of The Forest, Pentiment and I Was a Teenage Exocolonist for the theme of Seasons. Want your comment to be featured in next month's roundup? Join the Eteo Discord so you're ready to submit your recommendations: vist.ly/4pn69

It's time for our monthly roundup! Here we recap our articles on the seasons, with pieces on Harvest Moon, Persona 4 and Animal Crossing. There's also recommended reading on the seasons theme, and a selection of our favourite community comments from this month. ❄️ www.eteogames.com/the-monthly-...

It's time for our monthly roundup! Here we recap our articles on the seasons, with pieces on Harvest Moon, Persona 4 and Animal Crossing. There's also recommended reading on the seasons theme, and a selection of our favourite community comments from this month. ❄️ www.eteogames.com/the-monthly-...

Did you miss last month's Flying Cities theme? Catch up on this fantastic Skies of Arcadia article by signing up for the Eteo newsletter. Best of all, it's free! Read the article and sign up here: vist.ly/4n2ky

What do you get when you sign up for our free newsletter? ✍️ Fantastic writing on video games, straight to your inbox 🔓 Access to archived Eteo Archetypes pieces 📣 Important Eteo game studio news 📖 Monthly roundups on the theme Sounds good? Join here: vist.ly/4nt7t

All of our articles on seasons are now live. Have you read them all yet? There's still time to catch up! 🍂 👉 vist.ly/4nnyq

"You could sleep through your real life, but you would miss the small things... that make up the crucial rhythms of everyday life, that add up to the making of a year." Read our article on seasons in Animal Crossing here: vist.ly/4ndzz

It's almost time for our monthly roundup newsletter, so this is your final call to get your game recommendations in! Which games do seasons particularly well? Tell us on Discord. 👉 vist.ly/4naep

By resisting the urge to give you everything at once, the Animal Crossing games create seasonal moments that feel fleeting and precious. Written by @jaymcastello.bsky.social, our third piece on seasons is now live: www.eteogames.com/rhythms-of-t...

There's still time to submit your comments for this month's newsletter! Which video game do you think does seasons best? ❄️🌸☀️🍂 Join our Discord to share your thoughts, and you could be published in our monthly roundup. 🔗 vist.ly/4n4j8

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By resisting the urge to give you everything at once, the Animal Crossing games create seasonal moments that feel fleeting and precious. Written by @jaymcastello.bsky.social, our third piece on seasons is now live: www.eteogames.com/rhythms-of-t...

"Known as a game where you can live your life as you wish, it's the hidden restrictions of time and place that make your choices feel meaningful." Read our article on seasons in Persona 4 here: vist.ly/4mp5v

With ever-shifting seasons, schedules and moods, Persona 4's vacation town of Inaba challenges you to spend your time there wisely. Our second Archetypes feature on seasons, written by @emilyprice.bsky.social, is now live: www.eteogames.com/seasons-bc-i...

"It is the purpose of winter and what it represents that is missing from the later Harvest Moon games, and many farming life sim games in general." Catch up on the latest Archetypes article here: vist.ly/4kwgp

Though sad and uncomfortable, winter - and death - are often necessary to prevent game worlds from feeling stagnant. In our first article on Seasons, @hollynielsen.bsky.social explores how winter provides vital friction in the Harvest Moon series: vist.ly/4kb34

Though sad and uncomfortable, winter - and death - are often necessary to prevent game worlds from feeling stagnant. In our first article on Seasons, @hollynielsen.bsky.social explores how winter provides vital friction in the Harvest Moon series: vist.ly/4kb34

Tomorrow, we'll be ringing in the new year with a fresh Archetypes article, and a brand new monthly theme! Any guesses as to what January's theme could be?🤔

This month we picked three of our favourite community comments to feature in our roundup post on flying cities. Thanks for the fantastic recommendations, everyone! To join the discussion ready for next month's theme, head to our Discord server: vist.ly/4jxd6

It's time for our monthly round-up article! Here we recap our three pieces on flying cities, and recommend some other great articles and videos on the flying cities theme 👇 vist.ly/4jsyq

In need of some Christmas reading? Curl up by the fire with one of our articles on Flying Cities, which are now all live on the site 📖🎄 Read here: vist.ly/4jjat

This week we took a deep-dive into Apex Legends' flying city of Olympus: a cautionary tale which warns against unquestioning belief in techno-utopias. Catch up on the article here: vist.ly/4jfg2

Would you fly around the world on this ship? Designed in 1804, this floating observatory - complete with a beer keg - was intended to take scientists on distant expeditions. Read about the parallels with Apex Legends' flying city of Olympus here: 🔗 vist.ly/4japg

From Gulliver's Travels to Ghibli's Laputa, there's a long history of doomed floating utopias in the arts. Apex Legends fits neatly into this tradition - and its city of Olympus delivers some pointed criticisms of current-day society: www.eteogames.com/the-doomed-f...

Our final article on Flying Cities is going live this week (and if you hadn't already guessed, it's on Apex Legends). Sign up for our newsletter to have this soar straight into your inbox as soon as it's published ✈️📬 https://www.eteogames.com/#subscribe

The world of Gravity Rush 2 is overwhelming by design, allowing for moments of quiet reflection amidst the muddle. Catch up on this week's Archetypes article here: https://www.eteogames.com/flying-cities-achieving-the-addled-intricacy-of-gravity-rush-2/

Which video game springs to mind when you hear 'flying city'? So far we've had some great suggestions on our Discord server - and the best comments will be featured in our monthly round-up newsletter. vist.ly/4if39

Gravity Rush 2's world is messy and overwhelming by design - allowing moments of intense clarity to shine through amidst the noise. Written by Christian Donlan, our second piece on Flying Cities is now live: vist.ly/4i6uh

Our first Archetypes article is by game designer Gareth Damian Martin, examining how the architecture of Skies of Arcadia draws the player's gaze towards azure skies. vist.ly/4h9kp

The full version of one of our preview pieces is going live this week - but which will it be? Subscribe to our newsletter to find out ✉️ 🔗 vist.ly/4hz9j

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We'd like to say a huge thank-you to the PC Gaming Show for revealing Eteo and Eteo Archetypes to the world. We couldn't ask for a better way to get things started!

NEW OUTERSLOTH REVEAL! 🦥🔥 We're so so so excited to announce we're funding the next game by the creative director of Sable at their new studio @eteogames.bsky.social! Learn more in the video (and to see our Sloth Coin in all its glory at 0:50.)

Want to chat about an Archetypes article? Join us on the Eteo Discord server to discuss them with other enthusiasts! You can also keep up-to-date on Eteo studio news, and be the first to hear about playtesting opportunities Join us here: discord.gg/SQ9usgxC8M

Eteo's debut game is being funded by indie game fund Outersloth, from the team behind Among Us. We're incredibly grateful for their support, and can't wait to show you all what we're working on - when the time is right!

Our first Archetypes article is by game designer Gareth Damian Martin, examining how the architecture of Skies of Arcadia draws the player's gaze towards azure skies. vist.ly/4h9kp

Launching today, Eteo Archetypes is a website and newsletter project exploring unsung aspects of video game design. Each month will see a theme examined through the lens of three different games, starting with 'Flying Cities'. Read it here: vist.ly/4h9ka

Introducing Eteo: a new independent game studio founded by Gregorios Kythreotis, creative director of Sable. www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GIp...