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First review of 2015! Here, I reviewed “Elegy for a Dead World,” which is a game about writing and… little else. This isn’t inherently a bad thing. I think games … Continue reading Elegy for a Dead World Review – KillScreen
Well it’s finally here, the final chapter. I still don’t quite know what I think but this was a good start to that discussion and those feelings, especially since the Walking … Continue reading The Walking Dead’s season finale crystallizes the game’s uneasy morality – Kill Screen
The Lady is a troubling exploration into depression — Kill Screen This was a tough one. This experimental game gave me a lot of problems to the point where I … Continue reading The Lady is a troubling exploration into depression — Kill Screen
Kill Screen Magazine Issue 8 – The Virtual Reality Issue One of the biggest projects I’ve worked on so far has been an article in the latest issue of Kill … Continue reading Kill Screen Magazine Issue 8 – The Virtual Reality Issue
Walking Dead Season 2: A House Divided Review – Kill Screen When playing through the second episode of The Walking Dead Season 2, something becomes apparent about what Telltale was … Continue reading Walking Dead Season 2: A House Divided Review – Kill Screen
This is my first review for KillScreen. I was very excited when this was assigned since I was a huge fan of the first game. Plus, my roommate had just … Continue reading THE WALKING DEAD STARTS ITS SECOND SEASON OFF WITH AS MUCH BRUTALITY AS POSSIBLE – KillScreen
Hey everyone. I realize it’s been a while since I’ve updated my blog. It’s not that I haven’t been writing. In fact, it’s been quite the opposite. I’ve been writing … Continue reading GlaDos, The Stanley Parable, and the evil female AI – Kill Screen
