McPherson Library needs ping pong: It’ll make us all smarter (I promise) September 18, 2014September 18, 2014 Adam Hayman Library yet, or its closely situated ping-pong table, you are missing out. Nothing helps ease the pain of cramming like whooping your buddy’s ass at a game of ping pong,
The star bound chronicle: redux September 11, 2014September 10, 2014 William Workman 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
I tried the Flappy Bird replacements so you don’t have to March 20, 2014March 31, 2014 Mia Steinberg I usually do my best to avoid viral game trends. I haven’t grown a Farmville; I’ve never drawn something with friends; and I’ve never played Candy Crush Saga, because I’ve...
Will to game: Check yourself, before you wreck your game shelf February 27, 2014March 13, 2014 William Workman Demos are always a welcome, crucial step in researching a purchase. They can also be fun games in themselves, whether you’re a fan hungry for a taste of an upcoming...
Will to game: Multi-touch February 6, 2014February 6, 2014 William Workman Playing games is a great way to share experiences with your partner, possibly while gaining experience points. Video games in particular can be an important part of any relationship; they...
Bored? Games! January 9, 2014January 16, 2014 William Workman With today’s limitless choices in entertainment, from PC to console to mobile, we can easily get caught up in our digital experiences, lost in menus and virtual lobbies, sending invites...
Will to game: Card games for a crowd December 20, 2013December 20, 2013 William Workman Party season is here, and that means throngs of people standing awkwardly around a bowl of punch, or trying to keep their drink steady as they wiggle to Katy Perry...
The will to game: Jumping in November 28, 2013November 29, 2013 William Workman Beta-culture has become an integral element of a large number of software products. From new combined services like Google+ and Minecraft, developers are releasing early, usually to test the waters...
Epiphany in empathy October 10, 2013November 6, 2013 William Workman Empathy games are a relatively new classification that has emerged from the expanding world of indie games. With a strong emphasis on mundane settings, these games are driven by strong...
