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Waiting for the Crash: The Masochistic Mediation of Trials Evolution

Posted on March 19, 2013 by Kyle Carpenter

Moments of strange synchronicity exist in life. Sometimes, experiences that seem disparate also seem to have an underlying order to them, a point of comparison that unlocks each to the other. We’ve all had these moments in school, when your … Continue reading →

Posted in Critical Conversation | Tagged Crash , Evolution , J.G. Ballard , Kinetics , Kotaku , Kyle Carpenter , Medium Difficulty , Physicality , Ragdoll , Ragmop , Samantha Allen , Tim Rogers , Trials , Ubisoft | 3 Comments

InnerSpeaker: Introspective Games Criticism as Cultural Ambassador

Posted on December 8, 2012 by Steven Sukkau

If you haven’t read Jenn Frank’s heartbreaking piece on the death of her mother and the meaning of the game Super Hexagon, well maybe you will now. As well, there was recently a strange companion piece where Cameron Kunzelman argues … Continue reading →

Posted in Critical Conversation , Metacriticism | Tagged Brendan Keogh , Cameron Kunzelman , Ed Sterns , Halo , indie , Jenn Frank , Journey , Killing is Harmless , Leigh Alexander , Medium Difficulty , Steven Sukkau , The New Statesman , The Video Game Awards , The Walking Dead , This Cage is Worms , Unwinnable , VGAs | 6 Comments

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