Through the eyes of the Zelda series, Ethos theorizes that there is a fine line between a location that makes players excited or annoyed to revisit. And is that feeling connected to how big and alive a game world feels? Read on!
Ethos turns his eye to the indie game world and specifically Defender’s Quest. He is impressed not only by the game itself, but the way developer, Level Up Labs carries itself and treats its game and customers.
It is only Tuesday, but Ethos is already overworked and cranky. Read his descent into madness as he takes out his frustrations via a rant on a topic that means a lot to him. That is correct, this week’s article is about … MENUS?!?!
Ethos remembers an interview with Warren Spector that surprisingly brings up some relevant musings. Warren Spector is an accomplished game developer and Ethos is an aspiring one. What did Warren say all that time ago to spark Ethos’ rambles?
Because LFoPD started as a joke between friends, and because a number of the characters are still based on real people, it became a legitimate concern whether the game would be relatable to the lucky people who have never met Oliver Motok. For Lusipurr himself, I knew it would be easy. The man is so more »
Ethos just woke up. Instead of getting ready for work, he wrote an article for Lusipurr.com. That is a step in the right direction for him, but what will cause him to make games a priority again?
Lusipurr’s Fountain of Perpetual Disappointment has been hanging in legend for a long time, but it is finally time to start bringing details to the public! Lead Designer Ethan brings the first details.
Ethos has an “on craving basis” relationship with the Tales series. Can Tales of Graces f shift his feelings on the franchise from lukewarm to red hot? Seeing as the title of the editorial is “Tales of Not Suck”, the answer should not really be a mystery.
Ethos is sick. Not just in his usual absurd Canadianist ways, but in a nerdy way. He often finds himself unable to play more than five hours of a game, no matter how much he likes it. Is he getting old, or is there a cure out there for him?
Ethos has been sick and miserable, so instead of a thoughtful and provocative article, he has resorted to a cheap list. Read on to see which predictable and lame titles he chose as his most anticipated for the rest of 2012.