Author: Taylor Hidalgo
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A Nap in the Shade
Dantooine is warm around this time of year. On the warmer months, Jedi often train out in the field, surrounded by nature.
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Not Just for Me Anymore
At some point, I stopped playing games just for myself.
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Unneeded, but Wanted
Games with tight design and effective stories are easy to love, for exactly the right reasons. But I also like bad games.
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Waifu Wednesday – When You Can’t
Are relationships better for the struggles?
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There and Back Again
Somehow, I return to the five or so play experiences I can pick up, loop a few times, and then put down.
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The Swamp That Follows
It feels like there’s a strict script one must follow: Games must be played to arbitrary standards.
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Apex Legends Review – Kinetic Fury Within the Ring
No fewer than 57 warriors will lay broken, beaten, and bloody on the ground by the end. The Apex Legends offer few mercies.
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On the Precipice of a New World
The chilly February afternoon in early February hosted a number of writers to preview Amazon Game Studios’ New World.
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Leveraged Words
Clients sit and talk to me about their lives, and I make mild observations or comments as I see fit. Amidst our chatter, I mix drinks.
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Art Tickles – Well-suited
It’s all glitzy neon and flashing lights, and Kiryu is punching a man half to death in an alley.
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MapleStory 2 Review – Cute and Crustless
Charming, picturesque, and somehow childlike in wonderment, but with some caveats.
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MtG Arena Review – The Hand that Feeds
I find myself sitting here, praying for the card that will save my life, or the near certainty of the several others that will inadvertently end it.