I love playing a new game. The size of my Steam library would indicate maybe a little too much. So many games come along that grab my attention with trailers and game-pay footage, yet fail to hold it. Carrion does not let go. Much like your protagonist, this game has hauled me into it’s toothyContinue reading “Game Review: Carrion”
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Review: Anarcute
Anarcute is advertised as a riot simulator.
Please, Stop.
This is not a rant, this is a plea.
“How Much is Enough?” Science, Journalism, and the Way We Think About Video Games.
The video game is a blossoming medium for storytelling and creativity.
This Month in Gaming History: August
August is a such a magical month.
Mother and Daughter Bond Over Twitch Trolls
Recently, I was pointed to an article over at Kotaku that was surprisingly not a heaping pile of refuse.
Review: Gone Home (2013)
Gone Home is a visual novel that focuses on exploration.
This Month in Gaming History: June
June can be such a great month.
Of Game Ratings, Authoritarians, and Letting Parents Parent
Keep your eyes open friends, things are getting stupid out there.
Real Women of Gaming 