Jericho

Jericho

Videogame Review: ‘Inscryption’

It is a rare day that a game comes along that completely surprises an delights me like Inscryption. This game, that will remain mysterious despite this review, is complex, simple, beautiful yet basic, fun and baffling and altogether a genuinely…

PAX East returns in-person in 2022

some great news today with the announcement of badges going on sale for in-person PAX East April 2022 I’m Boston. The 2021 show pivoted online due to Covid but safely run PAX West and Unplugged shows paved the way for…

Videogame Review: Chorus

Another run completed, another life improved, Sav thanks me but it will never be enough. The pain I caused, the lives I ended, nothing can make up for that. All I do pales in comparison to the evil I allowed…

Videogame Review: Unpacking

It’s rare to see a game come out that is so unlike everything else on the market, something without dialogue or written text but somehow tells a deep story. Unpacking is that game, a zen game that follows a person…

Videogame Review: Phoenix Point: Behemoth Edition

Released initially on PC via early Access, Phoenix Point is a strategy game designed by Julian Gollop, creator of the X-Com series, via the studio Snapshot Games, in partnership with Prime Matter. It had a successful launch with many expansions…

PAX Online East – The Panels

 One of the key aspects of each and every PAX whether in person or online in the new normal is the Panels. PAX has always been special in this regard as these discussions cover an incredibly wide range of topics…

PAX Online East – The Experience

During this long journey throughout the Pandemic throngs of gamers ached for a return to conferences in one form or another. Lat year as a replacement to PAX West the very first PAX Online was held. I noted that the…