I never thought that scrubbing through “old” video clips and b-roll footage can be a game, but Sam Barlow has once again showed that there are so many ways to present gaming experiences.
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Category: Gaming/Tech
Beacon Pines: Saving a dying town
I spent the last week immersing myself into the world of Beacon Pines and I had a wonderful time with this spooky but cute adventure game. How the story is told is interesting and kept me hooked as I tried to navigate our hero through his challenges.
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Backbone: Exploring a Dystopian Vancouver as a Raccoon
I recently finished an indie game called Backbone. I was attracted to it because it is set in my home city of Vancouver, and its post-noir aesthetics was alluring. I also am a sucker for good pixel art, which Backbone had plenty of. Shoutout to one of my friends N who posted about the game on his Twitter a while back!
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Devotion: Culty Chinese Horror
I remember that my grandma was pretty superstitious. Once she asked that my sister take off her hair clip because it was blue and thus it was bad luck. How does this relate to Devotion?
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I died and ended up in Valheim.
I picked up Valheim back in February of this year. I spent quite a bit of time on it with a group of friends initially, but then we put a pause on things. Recently, I picked it back up again and my after-work hours are flying by as I play.
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Karen K. Lee 