Last year, I put myself through a bit of a challenge. A Five Game Challenge. You might’ve already gathered that though from the title, even if you weren’t here at the time. Though if you weren’t, possibly the finer points of detail might still elude you. Not to worry! Let’s play catch-up and relive the
I noted in June’s Journal an increased sense of difficulty in blogging at the moment. Some intrinsic element of the motivation was, if not absent, then at least dramatically reduced. It seems though, that whatever this is hasn’t had an impact limited on just blogging itself. Gaming time has also been way down. In fact,
New Zealand officially hit 0 cases of COVID-19 a few days ago (June 8th). That was after weeks of 0 new cases and one poor person who remained as the final ‘active’ case for almost as long. There is always of course the risk of silent spread still occurring, but with the rate of community
I thought this weekend might be filled with simply ‘getting ready’ to play things. As troublesome as extensively modding Skyrim might still be — it still went a lot faster than I remember from the days before mod managers and the like. Warframe of course needs no mods — just the update download, which I’ve
Now, I’m not much of one to partake in Halloween generally. But I came across something truly terrifying that I had to share. No, terrifying isn’t enough. It’s horrifying. Any other time of year, I might’ve had a quiet shiver and let it pass. But no. It’s Halloween season, and so I must share. Over
I may’ve missed the fact Kickstarter just had it’s 10th birthday entirely if not for Kim’s post over at Later Levels. It’s a service I’ve fallen away from over the years. I don’t tend to go actively looking for interesting projects like I once did. Kim says, “Although the quantity and quality of video game