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.
Is Pokémon Legends: Arceus the stuff of legends?
The latest game in the Pokémon series is a departure from previous titles. Is the series moving in the right direction?
Courtroom hijinks on stage – Ace Attorney: Turnabout Spotlight
Too much yelling, too little crime-solving and investigating for an Ace Attorney experience.
The Most Relatable Orcs in Hollywood – Warcraft (Movie)
An average movie recommendable to fans of the franchise, with beautiful scenes and exquisite orcs.
Replaying a game is not without its reasons
Why does one replay a game? In this thinkpiece I go over reasons why I do and don’t replay games.
From analog to digital – does Gloomhaven lose its magic in conversion?
What are the main differences between analog and digital versions of Gloomhaven and what you should buy?
Rockin’ On Heaven’s Floor – Guilty Gear Strive
With a combination of a kick-ass soundtrack, a colorful cast of characters, and stylish fighting, Guilty Gear Strive rocks your socks off.
Destroy global supply chains with a mouse click: Innocent Passage review
Innocent Passage is a game about processes of adaptation and cascading failure in global supply chains. It allows us to think about how the world might be changed through our collective.
Falling In With Falling Off – Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy
The enjoyment in hard games is said to come from the feeling of accomplishment. Maybe there’s some to be found in failure as well.
Objective: Survive – Vampire Survivors
Ever wished to become a walking, projectile throwing, bringer of death? No? Well, here’s Vampire Survivors anyway.
High-speed Faction Wars in Space – Star Realms
A lightweight but addicting deck-building game with just enough decision-making to keep replayability high.
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