2020 has been an interesting year for tabletop gaming.
When you think of an evolving game, you're likely thinking of something that's a "game as a service" type game like Destiny.
New DLC or expansions are often overlooked by many and don't get the attention they deserve much of the time. In some cases, a new expansion can be the best piece of content tied to a game.
We're slowly trudging our way to the point that photorealism is mattering less and less.
Music in gaming is likely the most overlooked aspect of why we enjoy games. For most, when it works, you don't even notice. The music just makes sense in a given situation.
Gaming was thrust in to the spotlight moreso than ever this year, with many people finding themselves shut away from any social contact.
Gaming has some great advantages when it comes to storytelling when compared to other mediums, and its growth in recent years has been a delight to see.
2020 has obviously been the most awful year in most people's lifetimes. The gaming world, however, had it pretty good.