Conferences

I found myself losing a bit of steam on the third day of PAX East but once I hit the show floor I got re-energized at the thought of seeing more great games.  Among other titles I had a chance to check out two very different games – the retro …

One of the great things about the PAX East ecosystem is that developers and the community itself organize tons of events for chances to let loose and have some fun.

At the surface I took Mistover as a Darkest Dungeon clone, but developer Bluehole has brought a lot of depth and originality to the game.

I sat with Outerloop Games and found their soon-to-be-released PS4 and PSVR game Falcon Age is quite cool and unique.

The depth and breadth of the event and the strength and inclusivity of the community of developers, enforcers and fans make make PAX East (and all the PAX shows) incredibly unique and well worth experiencing again and again.

Heave Ho is bound to bring laughs from players and spectators alike.

The characters are wacky and original, the music is infectious and really adds to the depth of the gameplay, and the visuals are simply striking.

Kuzminski is uniquely focussed on trying to bring accessibility to games for visually impaired gamers.

MIGS may not have the flash and style of a PAX or E3, but it is a really strong videogame industry experience that has a lot to offer insiders and fans.

Batman's mortality and organic relationship with Gotham City make him a more tangible and real character; without Gotham there is no Batman and vice versa.