Zen and the Art of a Mixtape
I finished Mixtape late Sunday night, and almost immediately, it hit me with a feeling I hadn’t thought about in years. Not nostalgia, exactly. Nostalgic regret for an easier time? Maybe. Anyway, it’s messy, and this...
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A Late-Night Reflection on OPUS: Prism Peak
SIGONO recently reached out and gifted me a code for OPUS: Prism Peak, and honestly, I can’t imagine a better introduction to the OPUS series. I didn’t have to write this, but I wanted to because the...
Greenhearth Necromancer Is Cozy, Weird, and Completely Charming
The first time I played Greenhearth Necromancer, I wasn’t totally sure what to make of it. But honestly, I had the exact same reaction the first time I played Glitchhikers: The Spaces Between, and...
Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth Review | Wintery Magic
I like to joke that, being from Minnesota, with my Norwegian heritage, and the fact that I was born during a blizzard, means the frosty season just courses through my veins, but I feel...
The Day I Became a Bird Review: A Short, Tender Flight of Fancy
The Day I Became a Bird is based on the book of the same name by Ingrid Chabbert and illustrated by Raúl Nieto Guridi. Developed by Hyper Luminal Games (the same team behind Pine...
Fishbowl Review: I Was Richer For Having Known You
It was 2017, long before the chaos of 2020, when I spent my Thursdays watching Critical Role’s first campaign. Among its many memorable moments were Liam’s Quest (Part 1 | Part 2), a two-part...