I Can’t Get Into Metal Gear Solid 3, But Someday I Will
I cannot get into MGS3. But, that’s not a problem. Instead, it’s emblematic of why gaming as an art form is so timeless and special.
Building Failure into Design in Mini Motorways
Here’s why you should play a game about building roads that you can’t possibly win. Let’s talk about designing to fail in Mini Motorway.
Kirby’s Simple Character Design Defines His Games
Kirby’s design may seem overly simple, but it actually has a massive impact on the breadth of the series’ spin-off titles. Let’s discuss how.
Review: Buddy Simulator 1984 – A (Mostly) Spoiler Free Discussion
Buddy Simulator 1984 is a retro psychological computer experience and here’s why we think you should check it out.
Super Mario 64 Is My Favorite Game That I Don’t Like To Play
Super Mario 64 is my least favorite 3D Mario, however I can’t get enough of 64 speedruns. Let’s discuss why, and what this reveals about the larger industry.
No More Heroes 3: Is “Retro” an Aesthetic or a Design Philosophy?
The numerous surface-level retro motifs in No More Heroes III raise an interesting question. Is the gaming community using the term “retro” incorrectly? Let’s discuss.
Is Tetris Effect: Connected Really an Indie?
The term indie has shifted recently, and not for the better. Let’s discuss why the characterization of Tetris Effect as indie may be a problem.
Death Trash: Early Access Look
Now that long awaited RPG Death Trash is out in early access let’s take a look at what is available now and how it plays in its current state.
Star Wars: Battlefront II – Surpassing Childhood Nostalgia
We all have beloved childhood games, and Star Wars: Battlefront II is one of mine. However, it remains one of the very best Star Wars titles today.
Remembering The SNES DC Titles That Time Doesn’t Want You To Play
The fourth generation was a surprisingly vibrant time for DC comics games. Unfortunately, they’re no longer readily available, leaving these titles in the shadows