Discussion of Everything has piqued my interest.  I’m always down for ambitious games. See: Ian Bogost’s writes at The Atlantic with apparent respect for the game while disagreeing with its underlying philosophy. Colin Campbell at Polygon does a delightful job trying to review this game/toy/art-installation and identifies a similar anti-anthropocentric theme. Adam Smith at RPS is…

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Categories: Ephemera

Cannons and Castles

One of my earliest gaming memories: A simple Scorched-earth game where two castles on a randomly-generated terrain take turns shooting at each other by typing in an angle and power, adjusting for wind speed. My dad and I played this over and over. At such a young age, I probably learned a ton playing this…

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Categories: Games