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June 2015

…and pretend you’re playing along.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0F-1dMBEGY&list=PLhyKYa0YJ_5DMa0bI8pwVum4SzV8U86od&index=1

Josh Trevett continued his critical playthrough of the first Souls game, this time highlighting the way the level design reflects Joseph Campbell’s hero’s journey. This series brings a lot of useful insights to the game, and I look forward to seeing more of it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBlBtbdwbzE

Marsh Davies of RPS took a look at where Dark Souls 2 less than shines in the latest installment in his “Fail Forward” series.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7Td0aesimw

And though not specifically Souls-related, Stephen Beirne’s latest Two Minute Game Crit looked at weapon degradation, something that…

January 2016

…https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YWyLfDo8LA

In a deeper dive, Heather Alexandra delves into Fallout 4, turning a critical eye to a game you’re probably all still playing. In particular, she compares it to previous entries in the Fallout series in order to get at what it does both right and wrong.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OxN9LMv2n0

Exploring another open world roleplaying game, History Respawned turned an eye to Red Dead Redemption, exploring both the historical West and the way it has changed in the American imagination over the years throughout fiction and film.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qP9LEycVXsw

The scarily smart folks at PBS Idea Channel looked…

Leon Xiao | Keywords in Play, Episode 15

…I think it would be content analysis. Basically, what we did was we went on to App Annie, which is an analytics company that provides the sales data for all the apps on the app stores, and we captured the top ranking list on a particular date. Using that list, which was our sample, we downloaded all the games from the Apple App Store. And we played those games for up to 40 minutes, basically, until we found a loot box. And we also tried to find the probability disclosures for those loot boxes both inside the game and externally…

March 15th

Welcome back readers.

If you missed it earlier this week, we announced our Blogger of the Year for 2019, so check that out if you haven’t already!

Meanwhile, there’s a good chance you’re spending more time indoors this week. It seems doomsday preppers (and, uhh, doomsday scalpers?) have panic-bought all the toilet paper on store shelves in my neighborhood, which is as hilarious as it is frustrating. One thing that remains in ample supply is quality critical games writing, which makes sense given how people seem to be spending their forced days off.

This Week in

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Episode 3 – Showing, Telling, Performing Narrative

…cast this week. So sit back and enjoy as once again we interrogate game narrative, go off on an array of tangents, and eventually come back to the question of “show and tell.” Feel free to leave us feedback on the Critical-Distance comments thread and continue the discussion on IRC. That is the freenode.net server, the room is #GBConfab.

The Cast: D. Murray: http://www.graduateschoolgamer.com Erik Hanson: http://www.elementsofmeaning.blogspot.com Justin Keverne: http://gropingtheelephant.com Arthur Tellurian: http://tellurianspetshop.wordpress.com Eric Swain: http://www.thegamecritique.com

Show Notes: Corvus Elrod’s article on “Show & Tell” Ken Levine’s GDC 2008 Keynote

RSS: http://www.critical-distance.com/podcast/cdc-podcast.xml iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cdc-podcast/id415241874 Direct Download: http://www.critical-distance.com/podcast/CDC_003_050409.mp3

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March Roundup: ‘Extended Play’

I want to make this clear from the get-go: there are no April Fool’s jokes to be found here. Just 100% undiluted Blogs of the Round Table. This month, we were discussing “Extended Play”

“Have you ever been so immersed or so invested in a game that it bleeds over (or extends over, if you will) the border of the screen and into your life? Maybe after a particularly gruelling game session, you incorporated the game into your dream. Maybe while shopping at the grocery store you momentarily had to fight off the urge to see how

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What should games cost?

Recently, Amazon.com purchased one of the larger game portals, Reflexive Arcade. As part of the integration, Amazon chose to lower the prices on all the casual arcade games to $9.99. This angered publishers , causing PopCap and others to pull their games from the portal.

Jeff Tunnel (founder of Garage Games, and currently at Push Button Labs) says this about Amazon’s price change :

Now the flood gates have been opened, and I am telling you to look out below. Today Reflexive, recently acquired by Amazon, opened their new download store, with lowered front tier pricing

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Kotaku UK archive

…Boss 2015/09/10 Metal Gear Solid Vs Ending Disappointing 2015/09/10 Pokemon Go Amazing Maybe Bit Dangerous 2015/09/11 12 Best Comics Coming Right Now 2015/09/11 Ended Cheap Softcore Porn Game Store Horror Stories 2015/09/11 Looking Back At How Gta Online Has Changed Nearly Two Years On 2015/09/12 Radeon R9 Nano Review Mini 4K Gaming 2015/09/14 Banned League Legends Youtuber Defends Trash Talking 2015/09/14 Dragon Age Inquisition Trespasser Kotaku Review 2015/09/15 Dawn Different Game 2012 2015/09/16 Newest Arkham Knight Comic Makes Shrewd Tweaks Batman Lore 2015/09/17 Fantastic New Rpg Lets You Talk Your Way Out Of Every Battle 2015/09/17 Gamestop Hero Drove Customer…

April 11th

…The Bad, The Ugly – No Escape Kaile Hultner reports back from time with Sakaguchi et al.’s newest JRPG, situating it in the context of the curation, precarity, and inevitable disappearance of mobile games.

“I’d argue that Apple is now actively deciding what the “mobile games canon” is, rather than passively letting the App Store ebb and flow. If you’re not part of the canon, the App Store is now even more likely to just swallow you up – if not now, then some day.”

Medium Difficulty

A loose running theme threaded through our

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Episode 4 – Genre Bending Discourse

…genres in general, and the role of genre and videogame hardware. After this week’s episode the CDC Podcast will be taking a brief hiatus, but stay tuned for future episodes. As always, I urge you to leave feedback in the comments thread and don’t be shy to drop by IRC to chat. The room is #GBConfab under the freenode.net server.

Cast:

Michael Abbot: http://www.brainygamer.com Travis Megill: http://www.theautumnalcity.com D. Murray: http://www.graduateschoolgamer.com Roger Travis: http://livingepic.blogspot.com/

Show Notes: Braingamer on Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Judith The XBOX Live community “Seasoned Gamers”

Get it via: RSS, iTunes, Direct Download.

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