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- Introducing ‘Kiso Valley Diary’ – A Blog About Life in Japan March 4, 2020
- Life in Japan #3: 13 Reasons Why You Should Learn Kanji July 29, 2019
- Life in Japan #2: Thoughts on Studying Kanji, or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Needlessly Complicated Japanese Logographic Writing System July 22, 2019
- RPG Autopsy #10: Vampyr (Part Ten – Vampire Rats) July 21, 2019
- Life in Japan #1: Spending Time With the In-laws July 13, 2019
- RPG Autopsy #9: Vampyr (Part Nine – Whoso Eateth My Flesh) July 9, 2019
- RPG Autopsy #8: Vampyr (Part Eight – Funeral Bites) June 30, 2019
- Is the Indie Game Development Scene ‘Stagnant’? (and other questions whose answer is ‘No’) June 7, 2019
- RPG Autopsy #7: Vampyr (Part Seven – Redmail in Redchapel) May 26, 2019
- One Thousand And One Nights: A Patreon Reward Game May 23, 2019
Tag Archives: Review
The Games of 2011 – ‘Dark Souls’
Dark Souls, the sequel to From Software’s Demon’s Souls, is a nightmarish purgatory of a game. It’s an experience where you are small and weak and everything else is deadly and unspeakably powerful. You will come across overwhelming odds, you … Continue reading
The Games of 2011 – ‘Deus Ex: Human Revolution’
The Deus Ex series has always been about freedom. The original Deus Ex placed the player in a near-future world shaped by rampant human enhancement, cyber and bio-terrorism, and the far-reaching hands of powerful secret societies. Though employing a linear, mission-based story, the game gave … Continue reading
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Tagged Deus Ex, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Eidos Montreal, Games of 2011, Immersive Sims, Review
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A Review of ‘Botanicula’
Botanicula, the new point-and-click adventure game by Czech studio Amanita Design, is a charming little thing. Telling the story of a gang of five small creatures defending the tree they call home from giant sap-sucking monsters, it puts you on … Continue reading
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