Tag: videogames

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    Imogen Bridgeman-Wilson

    Non-Horror Games to Play This Spooky Season.

    With Spooky season rolling around there are plenty of games that certainly fit the Halloween vibe check. However, most of these tend to be horror games full of jump scares and general terror inducing, nightmarish stories bound to keep you up all night. With that being said, I’ve found some perfect no jump scare, no […]

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    Elizabeth Sorrell

    WESLEY And American Gun Culture: A Conversation With Travis Andrade

    WESLEY is a haunting short film about the pervasiveness of American gun culture on young boys. It is the story of Wesley (James Sandler), a young boy who is both surrounded and fascinated by guns. When Blake (Johnathan Irwin), a troubled friend of his older brother has gotten hold of a 3D-printed gun, we follow […]

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    Tom Brewster

    A Conversation with Duck Game’s creator, Landon Podbielski

    Duck Game obsessive Tom Brewster talks to the creator of his favorite thing, like, ever.

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    Tom Brewster

    Save Room: Thoughts on Thumper

    Tom Brewster reflects on the hideous amount of time he has spent getting a little silver bug-thing to bounce in time to music.

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    Ellis Murrell

    Nostalgic News: Pokemon Red & Blue was released 20 years ago

    The English-language port of the games that started it all turned twenty this week. Ellis takes a look back at their surprising success.

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    Liana Dent

    Nostalgic News: Super Mario Bros. was released 33 years ago

    As part of our extended 80s celebrations, Liana Dent looks back at Nintendo’s seminal platformer as it celebrates its 33rd birthday.

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    Ellis Murrell

    Lessons I’ve Learnt From: Dark Souls

    Everyone knows that video games teach us nothing, right? Culture Editor Ellis ponders the significance of Dark Souls.

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    Jack Gracie

    Review: SUPERHOT

    Jack reviews the highly innovative indie Shooter, SUPERHOT.