Oh, there’s a difference. A substantial, telling difference between ‘I like’ and ‘I don’t hate’ that I am not so much as tempted to bother concealing. EA’s Battlefield is a regularly-recycled series of multi player military shooters with single player campaigns shoehorned in on-the-fly by the courier delivering the disc to production. One may have picked up on the fact that I fucking hate that. All of it.
Ah. The beautiful end-all state. Join us as we explore a journey towards the inevitable, a journey where resistance matters little. The tenth WeekEndGame is all about death.
Make a game (not) a good one is a series of obiter dictum that discusses the good or bad in video games. Procedural generation has been hugely popularised lately, up to the extreme point where it’s being sold as a synonym to ‘bloody awesome’. But is it?
As the summer sun lazily sets, it is back to school indeed. For you, that is. Us? We’ve been playing No Man’s Sky and Obduction, thanks so much for asking. It’s the ninth WeekEndGame.
Cards on the table, about twenty hours in, I’m liking No Man’s Sky. I’m liking it a lot. And because I love to share but try not to do too much work in the process, I bring you three (and no more) reasons why that is.
