The impossibility of Life is Strange’s conclusion
In which videogaming’s greatest love story comes to its conclusion.
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We Need to Stop Letting Everyone Save the World
Did you beat Life is Strange? Let’s have a chat, then.
Make friends and hack reality when Else Heart.Break() drops on September 24th
Else Heart.Break() makes me want to smoke cigarettes. It’s not that I don’t value my health. It’s that being a smoker seems to be the easiest way to people’s hearts in the game. If you smoke, you can say “yes” when strangers ask if you have either a) a lighter, or b) a smoke. With that icebreaker a
Tough Love Machine: a puzzle of 8-bit companionship
Like relationships themselves, representing the struggles of love in a digital format can be difficult. Andrew Morrish does just that in his newest game, Tough Love Machine.Tough Love Machine offers up a simple premise: unite two hearts. Like so many puzzle games before it, in execution this becomes
Blow your haters a big fat smooch in Kissing Foes
In the age of social media toxicity, people need a plan of action for dealing with hater McFrowny Faces now more than ever. There seems to be two divergent paths in the quest to conquer a hater: either go into battle mode and attempt to defeat your foe, or kill ’em with kindness. One of the most dis