Jyntharion Vorkal 
Gaming as an art and industry has had to fight for every inch of positive recognition it has gotten over the past few decades. For every acknowledgment of its relevance, there has been a number of scare stories about the games being played by an audience that still skews towards the younger demographic. This is despite the fact that as the film industry has become ever more formulaic – sequels and reboots becoming almost impossible to avoid – gaming has continued to innovate.
In 2023, that path of innovation is going to continue in the video gaming industry, in no small part because there is a lot about video gaming that lends itself to innovation. Gaming is a heavily tech-based industry, so any new steps taken in the tech sector can soon become a part of the innovation happening in games. In addition, gaming still has the arguable benefit of being something of an outsider industry even despite its huge importance to the economy, so people are still willing to try new things in a way that other entertainment often shies away from.
In 2023 Casino Games Will Continue to Become More Entertaining
Playing most online casino titles is not an experience that would be considered exciting by most people. There is certainly the risk/reward aspect to spice things up, but the most commonly played games are still fairly basic. But more and more in recent years, this has changed, with slot games becoming more intricate and rewarding for smarter players. In addition, newer forms of games are cropping up at online casinos, with the likes of Crash Gaming presenting a challenge that rewards something more than sheer luck. For various reasons, they’ll never quite be the same as video games, but casino games are getting better.
AI Will Play a Greater Part in Game Development
The very mention may make some people wince, particularly those who have seen the nightmare fuel that is AI trying to create human characters from scratch. That’s never really been the purpose of AI for anyone beyond a few people with esoteric interests, though, and the increased use of AI in gaming is intended to be collaborative. Human developers with an interest in making games more realistic can respond to AI prompts while also harnessing AI’s ability to make video game characters move more naturally. It’s still going to struggle to get hands right, though, because the level of detail is simply not replicable right now.
Apocalypse as a Theme
They say to write about what you know, and a growing number of coders and developers have grown up in a world that is in an ever more perilous state. So don’t be surprised to see the gaming charts dominated by titles that lean towards that theme. Season: A Letter to the Future, After Us, and Forever Skies are three titles that will play heavily on the near-future prospect of Earth as an increasingly barren wasteland and involve missions focused on rebuilding and recovery. No, they probably won’t be laugh-a-minute, but they do look like textured, rewarding games.,
