Pong Quest Review: A Ball Of A Time
Pong Quest is an effective reminder of Pong’s charms despite some horrid design decisions ruining much of the fun....
Author : Nicholas Straub
Empowering Doubt: An Interview With ‘Timelie’ Creative Director
We discuss the nuances of indie masterpiece Timelie with creative director Parimeth Wongsatayanon, finding hope in infinite possibility....
‘Timelie’ Review: Skipping Through Time
Brilliantly designed and heartfelt, Urnique's Timelie is a treasure that should be played by anyone who enjoys the emotional power of art....
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Do Not Judge ‘Sakura Wars’ By Its Horrible Animated Sequel
Sakura Wars The Animation turns relationships of mutual understanding into a gross harem....
Joker’s Self-Defeating Nihilism
The Joker 80th Anniversary Feature For 80 years Joker has entertained us and taken on many forms. Sometimes he has delighted with campy antics other...
‘Sakura Wars’ Review: Love in The Time of Mechs
Tedious combat and a cumbersome narrative cannot derail this poignant celebration of human relationships....
‘Stela’ Review: Running to the Sound of Music
Rote but engaging, Stela is a lovely experience bolstered by an incredible score....
‘Babylon’s Moving Moral Theory
Babylon finds hope in our connection to the good....
‘Vasilis’ Review: A Boring Slog Through The Macabre
Half-baked, boring, and incomprehensible Vasilis wastes a powerful premise and interesting visual-style. Do not play this game....
The Magic of Nintendo: How Mario and Zelda Connect us to Our Inner Child
Nintendo is special. Many excellent developers depend upon story or progression systems to entice engagement, but not Nintendo. Nintendo games captivate because of their immediate...