Author: Lauri Juuti
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Sworn by Ghostlight – Detective stories under the pale moonlight
The solo-tabletop roleplaying game Sworn by Ghostlight is a great tool for horror storytelling that, depending on your preferences, might leave you wanting for deeper depth of mechanical or descriptional variety.
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Heroes´ Feast – Bringing food to the gaming table
Even if you don´t happen to be a 6th-level cleric or a druid, you can create some adventurously flavored meals with the help of the official dungeons and dragons cookbook, Heroes´ Feast.
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The jubilation of life, told through death – Powerful narrative of What Remains of Edith Finch
Here’s why I think the powerful, interactive narrative of What Remains of Edith Finch is one of gaming’s finest, be it a “mere” walking simulator or not.
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Who gets to decide? – Representation and inclusion in Overwatch community
When two Overwatch characters were revealed to be LGBTQ, discussions flared in the community. Tanja Välisalo and Maria Ruotsalainen ask: Who has the right to have a say in what kind of representation is included in a game?
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The Excavation of Hob´s Barrow – Of that which lies in the earth
Vacation on the moors of Britain, full of isolation, primordial & eldritch horrors, and the quaint atmosphere of a small village? The Point-and-click adventure; The Excavation of Hob´s Barrow got you covered.
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Roadwarden – “If you go down into woods today…”
Roadwarden sets you off on a mission to northern wilderness in this visual-novel style fantasy RPG that, aside from couple of stylistic hiccups, manages to weave a fascinating world for fans of the genre to visit.
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This War of Mine – To have just one more day
This War of Mine invites you to feel sad and survive in the most brutal of environments: an active warzone.