New GameDev Interview: DigiTales Interactive
I’m back with a new game dev interview! I’ve recently been taken by a very impressive indie release in Lacuna – A Sci-Fi Noir Adventure. Launching in May 2021, it’s released with very positive reviews and is one of my favorite games so far this year. I was able to...
The Last Spell: New Punishments, Old School Style!
The indie scene really has picked up speed this year. I’ve lost count of the number of great games by independent studios crop up in the past few years, and the boom has been great for the industry. Some of my favorite games have come from these small developers in...
Biomutant Review: The Weird Ninja Racoon Simulator
Biomutant is a weird game. Weird in execution, weird by design, and weird by choice. It’s a fascinating project by such a small team. Made by nineteen people, Biomutant is incredibly ambitious in scope and what it sets out to do. While it stumbles in many areas, it’s a fascinating...
#NACONCONNECT HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 2021 EDITION
It’s me again! NANCON Connect took place this week, and you can watch it right now here if you missed it! If not, feel free to keep reading for some highlights. NACON Connect 2021 showcased some projects gamers have already been looking forward to, such as Vampire: The Masquerade –...
Rewind! Gamedev Interview: Huw Milward, Warsim!
Hello! It’s been about a year since I released this interview on my blog, but I’d like to revisit it and give some more props to a great game with a great developer! So, I’m happy to introduce Huw Millard, the sole developer of Warsim: The Realm of Aslona! This...
Gamedev Interview: Silverforge
The game dev interviews have been coming thick and fast lately, which is a good thing! We need more attention to these wonderful smaller studios because that is where a lot of recent gems have been uncovered. I return today bringing another interview, this time with a fascinating Hungarian game...
E3 2021: My Most Anticipated List!
So we’ve just had E3 after a year break due to the ongoing global pandemic, and it’s been an interesting one. One can argue it was thin on the ground for big releases and other news, though another can argue that might be due to the ongoing crisis. Despite all...
New Pokemon Snap Review
I struggle to think of a franchise as dominant as Pokémon. For 20 years, these cute monsters have continued to take the world by storm. Game after game, Anime series, expensive merchandise, the Pokemon cafe in Toyko (which I hope to visit at some point in my life), and so...
Indie Corner: Episode 3
It’s me again! I promised some reviews of newer indie releases, so here we are! First, what’s been happening lately? We’ve seen the release of several games both big and small, divisive and impressive. Mass Effect Remastered came out earlier in May to a solid reception despite some launch issues,...
Cyberpunk 2077 Part 3: An Inconsistent Masterpiece?
In the previous part, I discussed Cyberpunk 2077 in detail, exploring every part of the game and breaking down what I felt were the game’s strengths and weaknesses. Contrary to a lot of the hate I see circulating online, Cyberpunk contains a lot of strengths, and it would be foolish...
