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The element I’ve always loved the most about video games is their ability to tell amazing stories. Walking simulators are therefore titles I enjoy, although they’re not to everybody’s taste; … Continue Reading <em>Ghost on the Shore</em> preview: let’s investigate the s**t out of this
Last month, I admitted I had a problem. The situation was getting to the point where it was becoming unbearable and I couldn’t keep sticking my head in the sand … Continue Reading Not turned on: sexual content on Steam
Although we’ve missed out on several expos this year so far thanks to COVID-19, gaming events are continuing online. The spring 2020 edition of the Steam Game Festival took place … Continue Reading LudoNarraCon 2020: a round-up
Before this year, people were always surprised when I told them I hadn’t properly played Life is Strange. That’s because it should have really appealed to me with its female … Continue Reading <em>Life is Strange</em>: a hella annoying game
Many people have been discussing their games of the decade recently and I’ve enjoyed seeing their choices. But for me personally, it’s too difficult to decide because we have so … Continue Reading My journey with walking simulators
In September 2017, I wrote a post shortly after playing the first episode of Life is Strange. The final paragraph started with the line: “I’m sure I’ll go back to … Continue Reading <em>Life is Strange</em>: the next episode
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
My New Year’s resolution to play more video games is so far not going too badly. Since the start of 2017 I’ve played The Last Guardian, began The Legend of … Continue Reading So many games, so little time
Dear Walking Simulator, If anyone had asked me several years ago why I play video games, I would have given them my answer without hesitation: the stories. There was a … Continue Reading Walking simulators: it’s not you, it’s me
