Braheim Gibbs

Some of the most beloved games of all time are also the most abandoned. Not because they’re bad, but because finishing them demands more time, patience, or endurance than many players are willing to give. These are the critically acclaimed games people praise publicly… and quietly quit.

Indie studios aren’t winning because they’re smaller. They’re winning because they’re focused. As AAA games grow bloated with risk-averse design and monetization-first thinking, indie developers are delivering tighter experiences that respect player time, creativity, and trust. This isn’t an underdog story. It’s a warning sign.

Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 abandons comfort and dives headfirst into the Culling Game arc, where survival replaces heroism and every victory comes at a cost. With ruthless stakes, moral compromises, and some of the series’ most unforgiving storytelling, this season marks a true turning point for the franchise.