Hindsight is a Thoughtful Exploration of Memory
The indie title Hindsight is a promising narrative exploration game that spans a woman’s life as she explores memories frozen in time.
Lillian King
Born and raised in Toledo, Ohio, Lillian’s first console was an original Xbox that her mother commandeered to sing karaoke. This didn’t stop her from dipping into the 2003 game adaptation of The Hobbit, which caused an ongoing spiral that frequently results with more consoles than she knows what to do with. A graduate of Bowling Green State University, she uses her degree in creative writing to write unmarketable anime poetry and, more excitingly, reviews for COG.
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Zorro The Chronicles Review – Lackluster Adventure
Zorro The Chronicles’ cartoonish playfulness is charming at first draw, but its flaws make it unappealing to all but the most diehard fans.
Lila’s Sky Ark Review – Burying the Rainbow Lead
Indie action-adventure Lila’s Sky Ark is difficult to sink your teeth into at first, but if you do, you’ll find a delightful psychedelic surprise.
Wunderling DX Review – A Goomba Surprise
Wunderling DX is a fun, cheeky platformer with an interesting twist that will appeal to fans of the genre.
Daymare 1994: Sandcastle Leads Horror Fans into Familiar Fights
Daymare 1994: Sandcastle’s demo promises a classic survival horror experience, but it still has a long way to go.
God of War (PC) Review – Welcome Back, Boy
Sony Santa Monica’s PC release of God of War is a reminder that a call to action can come at any time. If you missed God of War during its first release, that time is now.
Date Night Bowling Review – Tinder Troubles
Date Night Bowling combines dating simulators with bowling mechanics for an experience that fails to satisfy either urge.
Sludge Life Review – Respecting the Vibe
Sludge Life lets you graffiti the world, and there’s nothing more enjoyable than exploring a cool place at your own pace.
Examining the Ugly History of Accessibility in Gaming
People argue about accessibility in gaming all the time, often without much understanding of the gaming culture that led to a need for it in the first place. The history of women in gaming provides an important—and often overlooked—angle for discussions about accessibility.
…there are jokes too, I promise.
The Unexpected Quest Review – Dangerous Business, Frodo
The Unexpected Quest is an unassuming strategy/management adventure game for the Switch with a fun design and addictive gameplay. Despite some missteps across the board, this little game’s heart is in the right place. Oh, also, you shall not pass. It had to be said.
