Control Resonant comes out soon, the sequel to the excellent title that I really enjoyed, though this one seems to be going a bit more esoteric than the previous SCP inspired title. Whilst I would […] Read More
Category: Culture Commentary
Writings about the gaming culture and commentary of it.
As the year is getting into the last quarter we reflect upon promises made and goals reached. As part of that, one of the biggest modding projects in recent time is still slated to come […] Read More
And the award for the most obvious title of the year goes to… me! Yeah I finished Baldur’s Gate 3 and really enjoyed it. It’s a rare thing for me to get near the end […] Read More
Did you know that the Wii is almost 20 years old now? That’s the same age as some of the first ever video games were in the mid 2000’s that we considered ‘Retro’ and now, […] Read More
I don’t think there is any other game character that has been over-represented as much as Mario. He’s gone on adventures, explored galaxies, gone on holiday and even helped people learn typing. Despite this, Mario […] Read More
In my first ever playthrough of Baldur’s Gate 3 I will fully admit that I have been save scumming at various points. Not to get out of the consequences of my actions, I usually deal […] Read More
One of the most interesting trends in recent internet horror circles is the idea of the haunted video game that doesn’t actually exist. These are games that are presented in different media formats, such as […] Read More
It seems my method of getting over melancholic feelings for the time being is to start playing games that I have been wanting to do so for a while, so this time it’s Baldur’s Gate […] Read More
As I’ve been getting older I’ve been feeling a lot more melancholic as time goes by. Memories seem to fade from me, past relationships, friendships, even just people I know seem to become fleeting memories […] Read More
I’m doing it, I’m finally doing it. I’m maybe going to play World of Warcraft. Not the normal game though, god no, I’m not paying a subscription fee. Instead what caught my eye is a […] Read More