Faster Than Light (FTL) Review: Immersion to the ‘Nth’ Degree
‘Immersive’ is not a word I throw around often because it requires context, otherwise it could just as easily be a negative thing. For instance, […]
March 2015
The Banner Saga iOS Review: The Road Not Taken
The Banner Saga is the middle ground of iOS gaming. It’s good enough to play through, but anything less would be a waste of time. […]
Machinarium iOS Review: When Art Design Rivals Gameplay
In Machinarium, there’s a war being fought between two of Amanita Design’s departments: the artists and the programmers. Although the art is gorgeous and heavily stylized, it’s […]
Bastion iOS Review: Perfect Despite iPad 2 Problems
Bastion is a western steampunk action/adventure game that found success on Xbox Live and Steam in 2011. In 2012, Supergiant Games converted the award-winning phenomenon to iOS […]
Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions iOS Review
I love this game and I would love to see SquareEnix do more like this. And despite loving it as I do, it is not without […]
Valiant Hearts iOS Review: Pretty and Faithful but Boring
Is Valiant Hearts worth the money? Speaking as a casual and strictly iOS gamer, no. But if you’re a history buff, I’d definitely recommend checking it […]
Monument Valley Review: Not Really a Puzzle or a Game
Monument Valley created by Ustwo is visually stunning and unique — a class of its own — but it’s mislabeled as a game as it works better as a moving […]
This Week At The Theatre: Greeking Out OR: Tragedies… Trage-deez Nuts!
I’m honestly not trying to work towards any sort of theme during my weekends at the theater, but this weekend the shows I saw were […]
This Week At The Theater: Mastur-Bard-tion, OR: My Shakespeare-rection
The past week has been an active one for me: I have flitted about like an exquisite barbarian hummingbird, glittering beautifully as I darted from theater to […]