by William Workman | Jul 30, 2014 | Culture, Games
As a gamer, I love the ability to create a unique personal narrative. Some games thrive on their writing and provide a compelling story for their audience, but I don’t always want to be an audience member: I want to be in the driver’s seat (It’s why I play games to...
by William Workman | Jul 16, 2014 | Culture, Games
I was dumbstruck to find myself light years from my homeworld, far from the tyranny and war of the Minikong throne that I had fought against, trained to defeat, and finally escaped from, only to stand on a small planet on the rim of a deserted galaxy, in front of a...
by William Workman | Jul 10, 2014 | A-List, Humour
● Top 10 Things ‘90s Kids Won’t Believe About Their Favourite North Korean Pop Singers ● 13.67 Reasons Why Tumbleweeds Are The New Superfood All The Celebrities Are Talking About ● 8 Bands That Are, Like, Totally The Best Bands ● 99 Things That You Didn’t Know You...
by William Workman | Jul 2, 2014 | Culture, Games
Having every atom of my being rend apart through the vacuum of space made me sick, but when the red haze lifted and a cool breeze swept across my hairy face, I felt more at ease. I looked down to see if I was all there and found the terrain quite hospitable;...
by William Workman | Jun 24, 2014 | Culture, Games
As a gamer, I love the ability to create a unique personal narrative. Some games thrive on their writing and provide a compelling story for their audience, but I don’t always want to be an audience member: I want to be in the driver’s seat (It’s why I play games to...