-
-
Writers
-
Categories
-
Recent Comments
- Julie Sheppard on The Doubt of the Benefit: Fake Progress and Lumosity’s “Brain Games”
- Logan Feeney on How I Helped Destroy Star Wars Galaxies
- taolataohoideolamthe on Call of Apathy: Violent Young Men and Our Place in War
- Christopher Robles on Interview: Kyrie Ru of Overture Interactive
- Tobi Alafin on The Doubt of the Benefit: Fake Progress and Lumosity’s “Brain Games”
-
Medium Difficulty Tweets
-
Featured Posts
-
Gotcha!: An ARG Story
20 October 2013 -
Bad at What? The Question of Skill and Games Criticism
26 April 2012 -
Bethesda and the Infinite Sadness: Playing Beyond The End
29 August 2012 -
Postcards from PAX East: The Press Room
8 April 2012 -
Contemplating The Mirror: Manhunt Revisited
5 February 2013
-
-
Meta
- Entries RSS
- WordPress.org
Author Archives: Miguel Penabella
An Ode to Stanley & Esther
Popular gaming culture today swells with generic shooters, unoriginal shtick, franchise building, and overproduced games from big developers that rarely deviate from anything already on the market. The release of more and more games with each passing year renders many … Continue reading →
Posted in
Critical Conversation
,
Reviews
|
Tagged
Chris Marker
,
dan pinchbeck
,
Davey Wreden
,
Dear Esther
,
diegesis
,
Film Socialisme
,
Free Tea With Purchase of a Family Meal
,
Jean-Luc Godard
,
La Jetee
,
Metal Gear
,
Miguel Penabella
,
Portal
,
Robert Briscoe
,
San Soleil
,
schrodinger's cat
,
spec ops: the line
,
the futility of choice
,
The Stanley Parable
,
thechineseroom
|
Leave a comment