Wolverine: The Long Night
A long drive for work today meant I could finally listen to the Wolverine: The Long Night podcast produced by Marvel and Stitcher. It’s really, really good.
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Presenting at Narrascope!
I’m presenting at a new games conference for interactive narrative, adventure games, and interaction fiction.
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Collecting the Canon
For your sins, I played Follow JC Go, a location based game where you walk around collecting Catholic saints and biblical figures.
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Traveling Time with the Peale Family
I don’t really do New Year’s resolutions but a resolution I quietly made for myself this year was to get out and participate in more unusual experiences. To start, I booked a ticket for a Time Travel Tour at the Peale Center which from a quick read, seemed to be an escape room-esque experience.
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Fingertips
A weird day ending with the striking performance piece, As Far As My Fingertips Take Me.
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The exquisite corpse of Cragne Manor
Over 80 authors, including myself, joined in a massive project in tribute to the 10th anniversary of Anchorhead, a seminal work of interactive fiction.
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Run Away
Ever on the hunt for interesting location-based gaming I came across a new game called Run an Empire. The screenshots of the game struck my fancy, seemingly hinting at a sort of hex-based strategy game, but with a fitness aspect to it. Cool! I was ready to run.
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Irredeemable Rogue
The legendary creators of the Quest for Glory series of games returned to make Hero-U: Rogue to Redemption, a game that borrows much from that seminal series.
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IFComp 2018!
The IFComp is back! The interactive fiction competition for 2018 has launched and I’m trying once again to follow along.
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Zombies alone don’t make for a good apocalypse
I survived The Walking Dead: Our World, a location based game with augmented reality elements.
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