Thea compares the state of modern gaming to Anthony Trollope’s The Way We Live Now. Can she successfully link the world of gaming to a satirical Victorian novel? Probably not, but she sure tries.
Nostalgia hits when Wizard’s of the Coast announces a new edition of the grandfather of modern gaming: Dungeons & Dragons. Thea takes a moment to reflect on the future of tabletop gaming.
At a time when friends-lists everywhere are filled with end-of-the year memes and resolutions, Thea takes a few moments to look back at five games that defined her gaming experience in 2011.
Just in time for the holiday season, Squares makes a timely announcement that Doublesix’s newest co-operative shooter All Zombie’s Must Die! will grace the PlayStation Network on December 27, 2011 and Xbox Live Arcade on December 28, 2011.
Frozenbyte brings players into a world of vivid fantasy settings, whimsical storytelling, and challenging puzzles in Trine 2.
Thea takes time to reflect on the many reasons why the latest Assassin’s Creed game has left her wanting.
November 23, 2011 marks the seventh anniversary of World of Warcraft. Thea takes a moment to look back at the last seven years and muse about Blizzard’s monumentally successful MMORPG.
Thea is given the opportunity to spend some time with the upcoming Trine 2. Will this game live up to its predecessor? Or will it, like so many other sequels, be doomed to mediocrity?
Thea takes time out of her busy schedule to review Castlevania: Harmony of Despair. Does this game live up to its 2D ancestors?
Thea steps away from her usual artsy-fartsy fare to review Rochard. This puzzle platformer’s witty writing will keep players chuckling and the dynamic gameplay mechanics will keep them returning for stage after stage of intergalactic fun.