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Gaming at Grandma’s House
Some of my earliest gaming memories involve visits to my grandparents’ house. My grandmother was a gamer. It felt a little strange writing that sentence, but it’s true. My grandmother played games on a bulky old Dell that sat on a crowded little desk. In that same room at my grandparent’s house sat a piano…
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theHunter: Call of the Wild (PS4)
theHunter: Call of the Wild is a hunting simulation game from Avalanche Studios and Expansive Worlds and is one of the most realistic hunting sims I’ve tried.
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Inventing Narratives as Gaming Practice
Video games provide space for the imagination When I was a teenager, I played a ton of Rollercoaster Tycoon. I was a theme park manager in charge of a slew of parks. It was my responsibility to keep the books in the green lest the stakeholders got antsy. This required planning for the future, considering…
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Music Boxes, Haunted Mirrors, and Voodoo Dolls, Oh My! (It’s Phasmo-Season, Baby)
Phasmophobia continues to be a hit among my friends, with its spooky atmosphere and unforgiving ghosts.
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No Man’s Sky: Six Years Later
No Man’s Sky continues to deliver new content and exciting discoveries. In this post, I reflect on my most recent experiences with the game.
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The Music of Far Cry 5
Much of Far Cry 5’s music is reminiscent of church hymns. The haunting and mesmerizing songs serve as propaganda for Eden’s Gate while sharing their beliefs and consequences for non-believers.