Emulate or Go Retro? The Switch Brings a Third Option Pelican8 August 2020 The more Mario the better. Science0 Comments65 views
Animal Crossing NH: Escapism for When You Can’t Escape Your House Pelican21 April 2020 The perfect game for isolation. Science0 Comments168 views
Cancel The Hype Train Pelican16 October 2019 Pre-ordering games has never really been my scene. While there has been a few exceptions, I typically tend to wait until a game has been released and most revie... Science0 Comments46 views
Sekiro: Difficult Complaints and Complaints about Difficulty Pelican1 May 2019 Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is the newest and most punishing title in From Software’s legacy of challenging games, born from the studios desire to better explor... Science0 Comments165 views
EXTRA LIFE: eSports’ Mental Health Crisis Pelican29 April 2018 This lack of regulation within eSports is backed by an insidious culture of ‘play hard, work harder’. Voice0 Comments324 views
Words with Lana Rothnie, Professional Gamer Pelican30 September 2017 Age of Empires 2, an 18-year-old game, is experiencing a renascence and cashing in on this has proven quite lucrative to some professional players. Jesse Wood writes. Voice0 Comments33 views
Top 8 Tap Games (that will leave you Feeling Hollow) Pelican5 July 2017 Prepare to lose hours of your life. Martha Wood writes. Voice0 Comments9 views
Review: Middens Pelican17 June 2017 Expression evolves alongside technology, and while the surrealist artists worked largely with oil painting, sculpture and photography, audience interaction was ... Voice0 Comments389 views
Game Development and the ‘Crunch Time’ Pelican28 May 2016 If people like St John and Molyneux understood that the only reason people take a minimum-wage job to toil away on videogames was because they love the medium, perhaps then maybe we could make some actual progress on workers’ rights, without it devolving into an argument about privileged, cry-baby millennials not wanting to work hard. Words by Cameron Moyses. Voice0 Comments138 views
It’s About ‘Story’ Pelican17 April 2016 Blizzard is slightly reducing the sexual-objectification of its female characters, even if their official reasons for doing so are weak. The benefit being that the euphemism of characterisation is easier for some to digest. Same end, different method, easier execution. Words by Kacper Szodza. Voice0 Comments53 views
