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Game Review: QWOP

“One of the key tasks in designing any digital game is developing good, intuitive controls.” This statement, from Game Design Workshop: A...

Game Review: Lovely Planet

Lovely Planet is a mix between a first-person shooter and a 3D platformer that takes mechanics from each genre to absurd extremes. It is...

Game Review: Kung Fu Panda DS

In the 2008 blockbuster film Kung Fu Panda, right before his body transcends into cherry blossom petals as he leaves this world, master...

Game Review: The Beginner's Guide

From one angle, The Beginner’s Guide is easy to dismiss as flat and obvious— but, like a prism, the more you look at it, the more you...

Game Review: NBA 2K19

With the start of the 2018-19 National Basketball Association season upon us, both fans and gamers alike rejoice, as it’s time for...

Game Review - Her Story

The Full Motion Video game (FMV) carries a lot of unfortunate genre baggage. This is due in no small part to Sega's notorious 1992...

Game Review: Minit

Minit is a 2D adventure video game published by Devolver Digital that was released earlier this year in April on PC, PS4, and Xbox One. I...

Game Review: Yume Nikki

(Content Warning: Discussion of mental illness, violence, and suicide.) Yume Nikki is an RPG Maker game released in 2004 and recently...

Game Review: Crusader Kings II

The first thing a new player will be overwhelmed by when they open Crusader Kings II is the sheer number of characters available. You...

Game Review: Factorio

Factorio is a successful game by many different standards. As an indie game made by a small studio, it has been widely received well and...

Game Review: Osu!

Osu! (2007) is a music video game for PC in which the player hits circles on the screen to the rhythm of a song. A successful “hit”...

Game Review: Mother 3

Best known to western audiences at “The game with the blonde kid from smash”, Mother 3 is the magnum opus of Japanese copywriter...

Playing [as] the Victim

Upon opening Curtain for the first time, I was immediately reminded of Ryerson’s Problem Attic for one obvious reason - the pixelated...

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