XP comes with age
My other-half is a huge fan of Tom Clancy’s The Division series. Anyone who visits us over on Twitch when we’re live will realise this – not necessarily because we’re … Continue Reading <em>Satisfactory</em>: what have you done to Pete?
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
The Kyffhäuser legend tells the tale of a former emperor who sleeps in a hidden chamber beneath the hills. When his subjects needs him the most, he shall awaken and … Continue Reading <em>The Longing</em>: growing Shade
What makes a video game? The argument about the type and extent of gameplay that must exist within a release in order classify it in this way has been a … Continue Reading <em>Coloring Pixels</em>: clicking calm
Over the past year or so in the IT industry, artificial intelligence (AI) has become the hot topic. It’s the thing a lot of companies are looking for when making … Continue Reading LudoNarraCon 2019: <em>Neo Cab</em>
Novelist Naomi Alderman (co-creator of Zombies, Run! with Six to Start, which I wrote about last month) published an article for The Guardian in January 2016 on the subject of … Continue Reading Intelligent conversations: AI in video games
Back in March I wrote a post about competitive gaming after an article entitled entitled Fun vs. Competition: Can you enjoy gaming if you suck? was published by Lyte Bytes. … Continue Reading <em>Rocket League</em>: winning and losing
This year’s Rezzed event was a bit of a special one for me for two reasons: I had the opportunity to volunteer on the stand for SpecialEffect, and it was … Continue Reading Rezzed 2017: <em>Giant Cop</em>
At the end of January, I wrote about how I hadn’t backed anything on Kickstarter for a while despite being a fan of the platform in previous years. Over time … Continue Reading <em>Ama’s Lullaby</em> and my Kickstarter confession
