Motherlode, Motherlode, Motherlode – The Story of The Sims from Rags to Riches
The Sims was once a game made with love and has since become a huge game franchise in and out of the simulation genre but also notorious for its prices and bugs.
Persona 4: Dancing All Night – A Wonderful Dance Party
Does a dancing spin-off of a popular JRPG series get a groove going or fall flat? Persona 4: Dancing All Night proves that this weird concept can work with a marvelous soundtrack, simple but hard-to-master controls, and canon story!
Indie Developers as the Frontrunners of Female Representation in Narratives
Many AAA studios cater to the masses, but many indie developers are telling stories with strong female characters leading the narratives.
Trophy hunters participate not only in trophy-related talk but also in a wider range of discussions about games
Reddit discussion about achievement hunting can reveal the player’s feelings towards the game and the meta-game system surrounding it.
Julian Palacios - Hope to See You Again
What Makes a Virtual Gallery Tick: A Review of Zium Gallery (2022)
Are virtual galleries just digital counterparts of physical galleries, or a foundation to build something more?
The Gardens Between – a lovely adventure in a land of memories
Dripping with atmosphere and nostalgia, The Gardens Between is a wistful puzzle game with beautiful imagery.
Duke Smoochem: A Tour of the Absurdity of Life on Normal Island
It is in a spirit of both mocking opposition to British reactionaries, as well as a sometimes amused affection for the country’s parochial strangeness, that amateur game maker Dan Douglas has created Duke Smoochem 3D.
A Wondrous and Deadly World – Elden Ring
Elden Ring earns its place among the Souls games with flying colors thanks to its open-ended nature, wonderful exploration, and meaty combat.
People Behind the Logo
In film and television industry people might have the status of a celebrity and are credited in reviews but in game journalism we don’t know the names behind the studio name.
Alone in the Dark is a Better Way to Spend Your Time than Watching a Movie with the Same Name
Director Uwe Boll is a gift that keeps giving and Alone in the Dark is one of his first video game movies. Unfortunately, not even masochists can enjoy these gifts.
A Love Letter to Jumping Puzzles
Jumping puzzles are an aspect of video games that you either love or hate.
A Dog’s Life? A Review of Playing Classic Dog-Based Games with a 3-Year Old Australian Shepherd
I spent last weekend dog-sitting my brother's Australian Shepherd, Hertta, and offer a review of a few of the games that we played together from the perspective of someone who has spent very little time with dogs.
Imagining mechanics and typing pixels in PuzzleScript
The charm of small game makers is in making game development an accessible hobby for everyone.
Free-to-Play, but Feel Free to Pay – Lost Ark
Lost Ark is a fun MMO that offers a lot of activities, and even more if you have the time or the cash.
Small yet detailed — Plushie of Animal Crossing’s reliable puppy secretary Isabelle
Isabelle from Animal Crossing: New Leaf looks cute in the game, but how about in plushie form?
Gotta Digivolve them all – Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth
Less digisleuthing, more digigrinding within the digital world of Digimon.
Going Back: Cyberpunk 2077, A Year-long Bugfest
Cyberpunk 2077 was released to much critique because of its many bugs and might be that not even its excellent narrative can save it.
In-game screenshot, a janky mech (left) and the player (right).
A Mech and Godzilla Sitting in a Tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G
Build a mech from scraps for your date with Godzilla.
Psychonauts 2: A Game Like a Painting
When art design takes the lead and complements the narrative and level design, the outcome is a gorgeous yet thought-provoking game.
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