The Book of Living Magic is a game by Jonas Kyratzes (Alphaland, House at Desert Bridge). It’s about a blonde girl named Raven Locks Smith, who leaves a town called Dull for a small village community named Oddness Standing, where a gnarf (a gnome crossed with a dwarf) lives in a bottle, and other strange …
Top 4 Snubs at the Star Wars Medal Ceremony
Jeff, contributor and regular Star Wars expert, sticks up for the people who didn’t get medals after The Battle of Yavin. I seriously want R2-D2 to get a medal now, I don’t care if they have to magnetize it to his dome.
Three Questions w/Slick Gigolo
On May 31st a video called George Lucas Strikes Back hit the internets and many lulz ensued. It’s not the first time the guys at Slick Gigolo have produced a viral video hit, and seeing as how I dig a bunch of their short films, I figured questions were in order — three of them to be exact.
Three Questions w/Ryan Creighton
Quick! Before your attention span flits off, chasing shiny things! Ryan Creighton; video game developer; makes games for kids (and adults); made a game with his five year old daughter Cassie.
I ask him three questions. Enjoy.
Interview w/ Stream dev team
I recently got a chance to bounce some questions off of the team that developed the first-person platformer puzzle game, Stream. Designer Simon Chauvin fielded the questions on behalf of the team and relayed the group’s sentiments back to me. I found Stream to be an interesting, stark, but visually compelling and a well designed …
Alphaland (review)
Alphaland is a minimalistic platformer by Jonas Kyratzes where players explore a hidden level inside of a game they’re tasked with testing by a developer friend. Alphaland starts as a simple platformer, but as you descend this odd, listless lost level the game tips over into a surreal experience that touches on themes of existentialism, personification, reification and death.
7 Craziest “WTFs” in Video Games
The Donkey Woman from Red Dead Redemption, sex with a spiky alien, lesbian cat lady Sith and all kinds of the weirdest WTFs I can remember in video game history.













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