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Lego Jurassic World Review

Felicity Chevalier21 June 201528 April 202508 mins

I can remember distinctly my first experience with the world of Jurassic Park. It’s etched into my memory because it was the junior high 8th grade book fair and the school library was crowded with brightly decorated tables packed with the newest in popular fiction and non-fiction. It was then I came across Michel Crichton’s…

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E3 2015 – FTL and MMOs collide in Pixel Starships

Callum Rakestraw21 June 201528 April 202502 mins

One of the more fun parts of E3 is running into developers who are showing their games off unofficially – that is, running it on a laptop or mobile device showing it off to anyone they can flag down rather than at a proper booth. Feels like I run into at least one every year….

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E3 2015 – The procedural beauty of Shape of the World

Callum Rakestraw20 June 201528 April 202503 mins

While playing Shape of the World, there were moments where I was so focused on the game that everything else around me faded. The beautiful colors and soothing sounds of its world had me completely enraptured. It was the perfect escape from all the noise and lights of E3. Shape of the World drops you…

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E3 2015 – Sony press conference critical analysis

Felicity Chevalier18 June 201528 April 202507 mins

Perhaps if you had questioned people outside of the auditorium immediately following Sony’s press conference, you would not be surprised to hear that they may have recently found religion, citing three miracles that they had just witnessed, during the conference itself, the first being one of the best openings to a press conference in the…

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E3 2015 – Microsoft press conference critical analysis

Felicity Chevalier17 June 201528 April 202509 mins

Microsoft’s annual press conference, seeped in the emerald green tones that have become a unique staple of its entertainment branding for years. MS elected to start its show off with a bang, by showcasing Halo 5: Guardians, and its featured conflict between two of its headlining franchise characters, the ubiquitous Master Chief, and the newer…

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E3 2015 – A chat with Midboss about Read Only Memories

Callum Rakestraw16 June 201528 April 202501 mins

On Monday, I had the opportunity to speak with the folks at Midboss – Matt Conn, John James, Toni Rocca, and Philip Jones – about their game Read Only Memories, an old-school adventure game set in a cyberpunk-styled San Francisco inspired by games like Snatcher, and a bit about general LGBTQ representation in videogames. Enjoy! [bandcamp…

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LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham Review

Felicity Chevalier8 June 201528 April 202505 mins

The LEGO games have been enthralling gamers for years, with their addictive mix of collectability and puzzle based platforming, capturing some of the most successful franchises in media history, such as Lord of the Rings, Marvel Super Heroes, and Star Wars. Traveler’s Tales newest entry in the canon of buildable worlds is LEGO Batman 3:…

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Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin Review – One step forward, two steps back

Callum Rakestraw4 June 201525 April 202507 mins

Throughout my time playing Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin, my stance on it constantly shifted. At one moment, I might think it a better version of Dark Souls 2, making all sorts of smart, small changes to streamline and improve the overall experience. And the next moment, I might think it a…

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The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited Coming Soon to Consoles

Eduardo Reboucas15 May 201528 April 202501 mins

The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited is set to make a comeback next month as it sees its release on both Xbox One and Playstation 4. According to the press release that went out yesterday, Tamriel Unlimited is turning EOL into a single purchase online game, meaning that once you buy the core game, there…

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Not A Hero Review

Eduardo Reboucas14 May 201528 April 202504 mins

There are many things Not A Hero is not. Besides being a hero, of course. It’s not a game for the faint of heart, for one. It’s probably one of the most intense indie games you’re likely to play. It is also not at all bad. In fact, if there’s one thing Not A Hero…

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