Put an end to the madness. Save your money and buy more actual games.
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Easy to learn, incredibly difficult to get used to, but immensely satisfying to play.
Froot Loots
Follow your nose… to lazy game design. And coconut socks.
on February 19, 2015 at 8:00 amIgnore the hilarious awfulness of what this article is called. I promise I’m not drunk. But, I will try to work in a cereal analogy at some point. I owe you that much. If you haven’t gathered, I’m going to be talking about loot in video games. I mean, we all love loot. Right?
It’s generous with its components, it looks great on your table, and the manual is extremely slim and easy to understand. It’s a very good product. Not great, but very good.
My most fervent wish for GTAV PC is the ability to create a custom soundtrack; a unique radio station, specifically.
We’re inundated with lazy, formulaic, and tedious open world games nowadays.
Even though Halloween has come and gone, I hope you’ll forgive me if I indulge myself by telling you about a VERY special board game: “Betrayal at House on the Hill”
Experiencing the bad is an important part of engaging with entertainment. We shouldn’t be trying to tell people what to do and deprive them of refining their tastes.
The flavor of a smartly chosen brew can help invoke the crucial emotions necessary to help fuel immersion.
