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November 24th

…Cesarano revisits Final Fantasy VII, reflecting on the game’s characters, plot, and his personal history with it.

And speaking for PBS, Kill Screen’s Jamin Warren discusses the game design paradigms inherent in IKEA’s store layouts. (This is a topic Dan Golding latched onto in 2009 as well.)

Pop Goes the Media

At PopMatters, Jorge Albor writes on Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare‘s failure to meaningfully and consistently explore its themes, and Nick Dinicola defends Alien: Isolation‘s inconsistent cat-and-mouse systems.

Design Notes

In Gamasutra’s blog section, Josh Bycer examines two styles of stealth game design, what…

February 2015

Welcome one and all to This Month in Let’s Plays! Let’s see what February had in store for us.

Proteus, Rougelikes, and Design Trends: Oh My!

In February, both Brendan Keogh and Amy Dentata discuss Proteus. While both Keogh and Dentata analyze Proteus against other game types and styles to exhibit the game’s unique offerings in play, what struck me as really interesting is the way both Keogh and Dentata break from their “official” commentary to be taken in by Proteus’ environment.

That said, the analysis of Proteus by Keogh and Dentata

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August 16th

…without stimulation, without challenge, the mind, like the belly, starves.

I don’t pirate games anymore, and I don’t support pirating games if you can afford to buy them. But when I needed it, piracy gave me hope.

Meanwhile, The Guardian has published a teaser for Simon Parkin’s upcoming book, Death by Video Game, in which he explores the multiple factors behind highly sensationalized cases of players dying after long playing binges. You can preorder a copy of your own on The Guardian’s web store.

We Were Here

At FemHype, Rem calls for more nuanced representation…

December 20th

…Round Table, themed around joy.

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It was my spectacular pleasure to welcome you to this last TWIVGB of 2015, and I hope that the coming weeks have nothing but wonder in store for you. See you next year!

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This Year In Videogame Blogging: 2015

…much.

Alex Wawro explored at the effect that creating gross, violent games have on developers and how seeing such material day in, day out can mess with their heads. (Content Warning: graphic gore.)

‘Big indies’ may bring more money to more Kickstarter projects than before, but in a piece for Polygon Katie Chironis explained the hidden cost of the new strand of “indies” using the service as a proof of interest to show to investors.

Gita Jackson joined other critics in lamenting the loss of P.T., which was pulled from the Playstation Network Store earlier this year…

January 24th

…of games studies in their Department of Visual Communication.

For those on the reading side of games, Unwinnable has shaken up their structure a bit for 2016 and includes a litany of new segments as well as a return of their fabled “theme” pieces. I’ll refer you to their store page where I encourage you to pick up their new issue if for no other reason than Melissa Graf’s gorgeous artwork.

Not convinced? Well there’s over a hundred pages to this issue filled to the brim with the finest quality media criticism that we love so much here…

March 6th

…day in and day out. It’s hard work, sweltering under the sun and tending to his soil, but he’s growing something real and nutritious, not that junk you can buy at a fast food place.”

What Is Gameloft’s Position in the App Store of 2016, When “Having a Game That’s Sort of Like GTA” Isn’t Enough Anymore? Eli Hodapp gives a history of Gameloft, a company often neglected in the typical gaming canon despite having once had a major impact on the rise of mobile.
The Sounds Of Baldur’s Gate Bill Coberly and Oscar Strik discuss…

March 27th

…in Game Architecture Owen Vince offers some insights from the phenomenology of architecture to read Rain, House, Eternity

Stardew Valley Grayson Davis describes the arcadian utopia portrayed in Stardew Valley

“Busy work occupies so much of our lives that, as we grow older, we often become skeptical of games that seem to offer nothing but. Stardew Valley is a game about the small tasks of life, of watering plants, going to the store, checking your mail, and opening letters. But there is a difference between arbitrary busy work and the work that make up the projects…

Everyone’s A Critic

…place. Games writing thrives on the kind of material that involves thinking about something specific broadly, or something broad specifically.

So, in that way, everyone is also a critic. Not just someone who criticizes, but someone who engages. Games writing, in the online space, has developed into something far bigger than monthly gaming magazines and occasional discussions in now-extinct LAN Cafes. Gaming discussions have spilled onto the Steam store pages as User Reviews, aggregate sites like OpenCritic and Metacritic have opened the doors for user input, Twitter timelines are built up of professional and amateur commentators alike, and YouTube…

Kill Screen archive

…your 80 year old grandma

playlist 212 threes steals our time sun night rescues laika and action painting pro makes us all artists

gran turismo proof singularity and other things gleaned kaz

twenty sided store

world warcraft religion one anthropologist thinks so

thief returns and brings it host questions about stealth genre

dadification videogames round two

sports games now live uncanny valley and its deeply disturbing

threes lot more addictive

kill screen partners ibm curate mini game design conference also elvis costello

area 5 quest make american life videogames

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