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I’ve had an on-off addiction to The Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) since first trying it during the Christmas holidays in 2015. I’ll go through periods where I’ll play it at … Continue Reading Eel-ing better: fishing in <em>ESO</em>
How would you feel about using artificial intelligence (AI) to help manage your mental wellbeing? And how much personal information would you be willing to hand over to the company … Continue Reading <em>Eliza</em>: it’s all in the mind
How many hours have you sunk into video games since the COVID-19 lockdown was imposed in the UK? With a lot of people finding themselves with more free time over … Continue Reading Lockdown gaming: when a hobby stops being fun
The COVID-19 lockdown here in the UK is now gradually starting to come to an end. Although we’re all now looking forward to getting outside and meeting up with friends … Continue Reading Twitch timeout: big loves, chat
Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases. COVID-19 is a new strain that was discovered in 2019 and … Continue Reading CONCERN-20: a public service announcement
Two months ago I began playing The Longing after kindly receiving a review key from Emily Morganti. This game by Studio Seufz is based on the Kyffhäuser legend, about a … Continue Reading <em>The Longing</em>: knowing Shade
Pushing forward with the main quest and levelling up, while getting distracted by side-missions and conversations with non-player characters (NPCs) along the way. Am I talking about an RPG or … Continue Reading Self-care ideas from video games
In September’s editorial post, I mentioned how the state of the world was getting me down. Politicians were behaving in a disgusting manner; dire warnings of climate change were being … Continue Reading The kindness of bloggers
After Matt from Normal Happenings very kindly tagged Later Levels in a Daily Inkling recently, it felt time to write about my return to blogging. Until recently it was almost … Continue Reading The return to blogging
In the middle of March, Matt from Normal Happenings kindly tagged Later Levels in one of his Daily Inkling posts. The regular series provides inspiration for all the bloggers out … Continue Reading <em>Later Levels:</em> one big oxymoron
Even in 2019, there are individuals out there who still believe mental health isn’t something to be discussed. That the subject is uncomfortable and threatening; or that those experiencing mental … Continue Reading Opening up: Time to Talk Day 2019
Several bloggers and friends have recently opened up to reveal how they’re struggling. I have nothing but respect for them in doing this; sharing something so personal can be incredibly … Continue Reading It’s time to talk
Life is Strange has been on my radar ever since it was revealed at the EGX event in September 2013. It was exactly the kind of game that would usually … Continue Reading Comfort gaming: for when you need a digital hug
Originally published on 1001Up: Title overview The Town of Light by LKA Published by LKA Released in February 2016 No PEGI rating but please note: this game isn’t for children … Continue Reading Review: <em>The Town of Light</em>
Originally published on 1001Up: After months of staying away from crowdfunding platforms, I recently became a backer for the Kickstarter campaign for Ghost Theory. The thing that attracted me to … Continue Reading Preview: <em>The Town of Light</em>
