Dear Ethan, You’ve probably got your head stuck in another Minecraft video right now, so I need you to tear yourself away from YouTube for a few minutes. I promise this won’t take long and then you can get back to what you were watching – just one final video before cleaning your bedroom, ok? I know you’re rolling your ten-year old eyes at me … Continue reading Checkpoint: a letter to Ethan
For anyone visiting Later Levels today and expecting to find a new post about video games, let me offer my apologies. This one is off-topic and more personal than my usual ramblings. If you’d prefer to read about gaming and want to come back next week instead, I won’t hold it against you! If you decide you stick with it, you have my sincere thanks … Continue reading Decisions, decisions
It’s time for the final part of my beginner’s guide to indie and, if you didn’t find something that tickles your fancy in part one or two last week, then hopefully we’ll manage to put that right today. Once again, a big thank you to Dan from Now is Games for suggesting I write this series and being the inspiration behind it. As mentioned in … Continue reading Beginner’s guide to indie: part three
It’s that time again: the question of the month is back and will see us attempt to answer a quandary that has been puzzling the gaming community since it first mashed buttons playing Track & Field. We’re going up against our friends and blogging neighbours in order to find the ultimate response in less than 100 words – and we’re asking you to choose the … Continue reading Question of the month: October 2017 edition
So your favourite genre of video games didn’t make it into the first part of my beginner’s guide to indie games on Wednesday? Well fear not, for I return with part two today! A big thank you once again to Dan from Now is Games for suggesting I write this series and being the inspiration behind it. As mentioned previously: the following list contains only … Continue reading Beginner’s guide to indie: part two
Every blogger has a different reason for beginning to write. For some, it’s an outlet for the creative words inside of them; while for others, it’s wanting to meet and interact with people who have similar interests. And for I know one person who got drunk on a Friday night, then woke up on the Saturday morning with a new blog and an incoherent first … Continue reading Blogger Recognition: laughs, limits and lessons
