Games and grieving
We’re all aware of how video games are negatively perceived sometimes: as a bunch of meaningless pixels which do nothing but encourage violence and addiction. But for every politician, media … Continue Reading Games and grieving
Rezzed 2018: the trouble with narrative games
Earlier this week, I picked up on the increase in the number of narrative games on display at Rezzed this year. The ‘detective’ theme seemed to be popular also, with … Continue Reading Rezzed 2018: the trouble with narrative games
Rezzed 2018: playing detective
While at the Rezzed expo recently, my other-half pointed out how many more narrative games were on offer than in previous years. It’s one of the highlights I mentioned on … Continue Reading Rezzed 2018: playing detective
Rezzed 2018: the Schafer experiment
Anybody who visits the blog regularly will know how attached I am to the Monkey Island series, and how much of an impact it has had on me as a … Continue Reading Rezzed 2018: the Schafer experiment
Rezzed 2018: Steel Rats
My stepson Ethan has a habit of making a new friend wherever we go. For example, at last year’s Rezzed event he made an impression on Other Ocean’s Marketing & … Continue Reading Rezzed 2018: <em>Steel Rats</em>
Rezzed 2018: a round-up
This past weekend saw us attending 2018’s Rezzed expo in London. Thousands of gamers hit the rooms of the beautiful Tobacco Dock to get their hands on over 200 playable … Continue Reading Rezzed 2018: a round-up
Zombies? Snow problem! (a QotM answer)
April’s Question of the Month is brought to you by Nathan from Hurricane thought process: occasional blogger, good friend and one of the funniest people I’ve ever had the pleasure … Continue Reading Zombies? Snow problem! (a <em>QotM</em> answer)
