Editorial: June 2019
Welcome to June’s editorial post, a monthly progress report which rounds-up all the happenings here at Later Levels along with the games we’ve been playing. With the summer blog party … Continue Reading Editorial: June 2019
Badly switching things up with The Little Acre
How do you feel about switching between characters in a single video game? Is it something you enjoy, because it gives you the chance to see a digital world through … Continue Reading Badly switching things up with <em>The Little Acre</em>
Escape rooms: stepping up to the challenge
I’ve officially been bitten by the escape room bug. After completing my first one in January this year while visiting Tim, Jake and Joel from GeekOut South-West in Bristol, I’ve … Continue Reading Escape rooms: stepping up to the challenge
The longest day for gaming
Today is officially the longest day of the year. Here in London, the sun rose at 04:43 this morning and is due to set at 21:21 tonight. That gives us … Continue Reading The longest day for gaming
Living forever through video games
As I wrote in March, I’ve always preferred video games to films. The latter present a plot which can’t be changed but with the former, there’s always that feeling of … Continue Reading Living forever through video games
Gamers blog party: summer 2019 invitation
Club Tropicana may have its free drinks, fun and sunshine but it’s missing one very important ingredient: you. It’s time for our latest blog party because there’s no better way … Continue Reading Gamers blog party: summer 2019 invitation
The circle of gaming life
When I’m not using my morning commute to work to draft blog posts, I usually spend those hours catching up on gaming news. Lately it seems as though there isn’t … Continue Reading The circle of gaming life
E3, Microsoft and Fable 4: totally bogus
The Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3 as it’s more commonly known, takes place in Los Angeles Convention Center every June. Developers, publishers and manufacturers attend to advertise their upcoming projects … Continue Reading E3, Microsoft and <em>Fable 4</em>: totally bogus
Video Game Literary Classics 101
Imagine it’s 2050 and you’re helping design a course for high-school students called Video Game Literary Classics. You’ve been asked to suggest culturally-significant video games for them to academically analyse … Continue Reading <em>Video Game Literary Classics 101</em>
