Author: Nicolas Boucht
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Threatening The Poor For Their Clothes – a review of Conquest of the Longbow
Adventure as the outlaw of Sherwood to collect a king’s ransom while protecting your fellows.
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Moving From Gratuitous Violence To Diplomacy
Could games be used as systems for a more ethical narrative instead of always opting for violence?
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Choose Wisely – Enhancing Career Prospects Through Games
Your choice of game can help develop soft skills related for your future profession.
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Trading Mostly Bullets – A Review of Warhammer 40 000: Rogue Trader
Turn-based combat in a grim, sci-fi future where genocide has become second nature.
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So… What Kind of Hero Robs an Old Lady? A review of Quest for Glory
A classic Sierra adventure game coupled with enjoyable RPG mechanics.
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“Set Sail! The English Crown Is Worth 2 Points!” – A Review of A Feast for Odin
Place your Vikings, sail the seas, grow your tribe… and eat your peas!
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“I never asked for this”: Reinforcing social-emotional skills through video game interactions
Social interaction between player and non-player characters can be useful for developing social-emotional skills.
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Lunar Sims with Slavery and Misogyny: a review of Kenshi
A vast single-player experience, letting you explore, survive and fight with one or many characters under your control.
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Dungeons & Tentacles: Roleplaying as a parasitic host – Baldur’s Gate 3
Shape your destiny in the world of Dungeons and Dragons, combining dynamic turn-based combat with a captivating, branching narrative to uncover the true extent of your deadly parasitic infestation.