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The cooking giraffe's ditty from the debut trailer for To A T has become stuck in many a gamer's head. This catchy tune, paired with the game's unique premise, showcases the potential for creative and attention-grabbing trailers in the gaming industry.For developers, incorporating unconventional elements into marketing materials can be a potent way to differentiate their product and generate buzz among players.

However, it is also important to consider the impact of such strategies on the broader gaming community.As the gaming landscape continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how creative marketing approaches like this one are received by both gamers and industry insiders.

Whelp, I’ve got a song stuck in my head and its a weird (but great) one: It’s the cooking giraffe’s ditty fromthe debut trailer for To A T which premiered during Annapurna Interactive’s 2025 p...

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As the popularity of autoshooters and survival games continues to grow, it's worth considering whether other genres can benefit from a resurgence in coolness. One genre that has seen better days is the 2D puzzle-platformer, but recent releases like As I Began To Dream may be on the path to reclaiming its former glory.As I Began To Dream is a charmingly hand-drawn side-scroller that draws inspiration from childhood experiences.

The game's puzzles are designed to feel tactile and clicky, evoking memories of classic puzzle games from our youth. This approach could potentially breathe new life into a genre that has been left behind by newer, flashier alternatives.While it's unclear whether this resurgence will have a lasting impact, it's worth recognizing the potential benefits of revisiting familiar formulas and approaches.

Game developers may take note of the renewed interest in 2D puzzle-platformers and consider incorporating elements of nostalgia into their own designs.

I like to think that, having been supplanted by autoshooters and twig-picking survival games as the Steam Next Fest genre du jour, 2D puzzle-platformers can circle back from ubiquity to becoming coo...

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