Tag: review
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Knock-Knock Review – Paste Magazine
I definitely enjoyed this game, even though I was confused by it. Initially I was put off by the hokey “oh this game was dropped on our doorstep because it’s probably cursed” shtick, but considering Knock-Knock has a lot of personality to it, and depicts a man with insomnia more accurately than most other media I’ve […]
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Rising Storm Review – Paste Magazine
This is one of the first shooters I’ve ever reviewed. I don’t normally think about this genre of games in-depth so it was interesting to actually figure this out. Luckily, I got a good game to practice on. There are games that strive for realism, and then there are games that are just born with […]
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Night of the Rabbit Review – Paste Magazine
As a side note. I did not play point and click games as a kid. They make me feel kind of dumb. Meet Jerry Hazelnut. He’s your average 12-year-old boy living in a cottage in the woods with his mother, until he becomes a magician’s apprentice after literally pulling a rabbit out of a top […]
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Peer Review: Anime Boston 2013 – DigBoston
The first thing I saw when I walked in to the Prudential Center last weekend was a Deadpool posing for cameras with a Spiderman. Behind them was a large group of gray Homestuck cosplayers sitting in a circle. Down the hall into the convention center was a a Link fromLegend of Zelda and a few other […]
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Don’t Starve Review – Paste Magazine
I feel like the developers at Klei Entertainment really wanted to make a survival horror game and messed up somewhere down the line in a good way. Normally titles in this genre involve characters trying to live through a horrific experience with only their physical prowess and weapons to defend themselves. With Don’t Starve, Klei decided […]
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The Bridge Review – Paste Magazine
M.C. Escher’s artwork is known for two things: messing with your perspective, and seamlessly combining art and mathematics in a way that allows viewers to explore complex concepts and impossible realities in a unique visual experience. This combination is what makes Escher’s work so inspirational for future artists, and what makes a game like The Bridge a […]
Carli Velocci 