Art Tickles
Art Tickles - Passive Entertainment
I believe games should celebrate passivity a little more.
Art Tickles
I believe games should celebrate passivity a little more.
Portfolio
Written for XPGain, recreated with permission. Among the more difficult things to realize in life is that change is slow, and accepting things that deviate from expectations isn’t always a quick or easy process. The themes of change and expectation deviation permeate the recent reboot of the 1995 classic
Art Tickles
At various times in my life, I find myself alone in my car, with long stretches of road ahead and behind me.
Blog
One of my favorite experiences in any game is experiencing the staccato rhythm of Pikachu’s crouch-walk in any Super Smash Bros. When I started writing about games at a professional capacity, I wanted to focus on narrative and ludonarrative aspects. I leaned heavily on the fiction and narrative side
Art Tickles
In one way, I am a powergaming weasel, in another, I am an indulgent thespian.
Art Tickles
There’s something terribly misleading about a full health bar.
Aesthetic Review
New York City swells with snow. a little subdued, as if waiting for the next blizzard, gunshot, or tragedy.
Blog
For the games that have shone their lights on my life in 2016.
Art Tickles
Which one is clearer? A, or B? A, or B?
Aesthetic Review
Persons can act, persons can move, persons can feel, understand, remember... I can’t.
Ontological Geek
Written for Ontolgical Geek, recreated with permission. Eagleland is something of an idyllic, suburban paradise. Small towns, beautifully kept grass and woodlands, tourist vistas, burger shops, and drugstores galore. Every town has a wonderful hotel, plenty of access
Blog
Life can sometimes feel like a puzzle, but not all pieces are shaped the same.