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I wade through the many demos of PAX Online and take a look at the amazingly zen 'Unpacking' and the deep RPG 'Solasta: Crown of the Magister.'

PAX Online is a cacophony of panels, demos, merch, and Discord chats. The content is great, the interfaces fantastic, but focus and guided experiences will take it to the next level

'Carrion' is billed as a gruesomely satisfying Reverse Horror Game and I could not agree more. There is more depth than I expected and the action is gross yet wonderfully satisfying.

I had a chance to check out the 'Trials of Mana' Remake at PAX East and came away incredibly impressed by the gameplay, visual style and character choices.

The final day of PAX East had me filling up on root beer and checking out Phantom Brigade, Industries of Titan and Liberated, all great and different games!

This year at PAX East was quite unusual as it coincided with the emerging spread of COVID-19 or the Coronavirus across the world.

Freelance games artist Loukia Kyriakidou gave a talk at MIGS 2019 on 'What a Hero Looks Like: An Exploration of Bodily Prejudices in Games.'

As of late I’ve been finding myself struggling with two games. Not struggling in terms of making sense of why anyone would make them, but rather in the more literal, “my goodness how do I beat this title... or even just this level” sense.

I loved a great many things in my time playing Katana Zero but what interested me most is how it kept surprising me.  I initially pegged this game as a relatively routing hack and slash game with rogue-like elements but wow is it so much more.  With a killer and …

By the final day of PAX East I only had a handful of appointments to check out games left and was looking to wind down from the hectic experience PAX can be.  For whatever reason the last few games were not terribly enjoyable with the exception of Subdivision Infinity DX. …