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Weekindies: Create a Singing Forest in Bloom

Jay Castello - April 15, 2018

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Weekindies: Puzzle out the Pixels of The Librarian

Jay Castello - April 8, 2018

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Weekindies: Wander the Forest in Arboreta

Jay Castello - April 1, 2018

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Weekindies: Share a Smoke in Got a Light?

Jay Castello - March 31, 2018

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Weekindies: Sail the Seas in The Little Ship

Jay Castello - March 25, 2018

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Weekindies: Make a Cuppa in Tea for Two

Jay Castello - March 24, 2018

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Weekindies: Exercise Your Fingers in Exit84

Jay Castello - March 18, 2018

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Weekindies: Explore the Forest in Woodfarer

Jay Castello - March 17, 2018

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Weekindies: Build Your Own Platformer in Unfulfilled

Jay Castello - March 11, 2018

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Weekindies: Get Your Fair Share in Lost Wage Rampage

Jay Castello - March 10, 2018

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Weekindies: Explore Nature’s Ethics in Moving

Jay Castello - March 4, 2018

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Weekindies: Fly High with Hamilton and Baxter

Jay Castello - March 3, 2018

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Decoding Utopian Energy: A Conversation With Manifesto Jam’s Emilie Reed

Nic Reuben - February 28, 2018

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Cheapskate Tuesday: 5 Free Indie Games to Soothe Your Nightmare Existence

Nic Reuben - February 27, 2018

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Weekindies: Dance Along to CLOUD NINE

Jay Castello - February 25, 2018

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Weekindies: Take A Tranquil Walk in Snowday

Jay Castello - February 24, 2018

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The War Stories Battlefield V is Missing
Battlefield V, the 13th entry in the series, is returning to its World War II roots. EA took a risk with the last in the series, the just as confusingly titled Battlefield I. Set during the First World War, it remains the only AAA shooter set in that conflict, and one of only a handful […]
How Much Does It Cost to Buy Everything In Fortnite?
Fortnite is free to play, with no pay to win aspects. It only takes your money for cosmetic items. That accessible approach has made it a massive hit. Curating a community has lead to massive engagement with the game, this is reflected in how much money it brings in despite being completely free. Yet it still makes hundreds of […]
No Moss Makes Mindful Tiny games
No Moss Studios is a small Indie developer that is currently developing ‘tiny’ games. These titles really are tiny. They’re mainly doing this through Patreon, but also offer each for a single fee. Their mechanics of these games range wildly but they are all well designed. While games grow larger and more ambitious, Indie games have […]
Blockbuster Games Should Be Treated Like Blockbuster Movies
Red Dead Redemption 2 has brought to light a specific philosophy of game design used in blockbuster games that emphasizes technological achievement over everything else. Rockstar has unapologetically perused a line of development in which the creation of the most life-like atmosphere in a game is the most important factor in crafting an experience. Chasing realism […]
Halloweegee Time: Playing Horror Games as a Complete Wuss
I relate to Luigi a lot. He’s the sensible brother, sensing that the odds are against him and wisely retreating. Some may say that this is cowardice but I, for one, see the benefits of being scared shitless of anything remotely threatening. This applies to video games too so this year for Halloween, I set out […]

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