Cracking Buker’s Large Nut
I’ve long wanted to find my first 5/5 geocache (5 star difficulty and terrain) and a mountain in Maryland seemed like the best chance to make that happen.
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The Blog Apocalypse.
If you’ve arrived here via a ZombieApocalypseToday.com link, please use the search function (magnifying glass) at the top right of this site to find the article. Ugh. Years ago when I was first thinking of starting a blog I stupidly signed up to have my domains hosted by GoDaddy
Continue readingSo you STILL want to be a hero?
A review of the indie point and click adventure game inspired by QUEST FOR GLORY, HEROINE’S QUEST.
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Become the Most Average Farmer
A review of the board game, AGRICOLA. Farming ain’t easy. Animals insist on eating EVERY day.
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Sisyphyean Gaming on the Go
I stink at roguelike video games and yet they’re predominately what I play on my mobile devices. I review a few of my favorite mobile roguelikes.
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Can never go home
It’s a weird thing, the idea of “home.” I played the interactive story GONE HOME and was moved by its powerful presentation and story. I can never go home.
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Polyflora and fauna
Radiohead’s Polyfauna is an mobile app by the band where you explore an abstract world with ambient music. It was everything I wanted tonight.
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Playing with one hand
As a new parent who spent a lot of time pinned down under a sleeping baby, I was desperate for one-handed mobile games. Here’s a list I’ve compiled.
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“The Adventures of Pseudolus”
I made a video game using the Puzzlescript game engine to promote our play, A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM. Play it!
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The cold, hard thunk of my stamp.
I feel like I’ve been training for PAPERS, PLEASE for years. It’s a brutal video game but it strangely appeals to sense of organization. My review within.
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