Skyrim VR

AI and gaming… like, D&D rather than Go.

Fallout 4 VR First Impressions

Virtual Reality Test Drive

A superhero game system where speedsters don’t ruin everything

The Hero System Tabletop RPG and The Problem With Combat (Especially Speedsters)

Games for when you’ve got 8 tabs open, while you’re writing something, when you’re listening to a podcast, and eating.

On Defender’s Quest: Valley of the Forgotten

Ogre (revisited)

Further Along in the Shadow of War

There’s stuff I really, really like!
There’s stuff I really, really don’t.

How To Play Hold-’em.

So you’ve played One Night Ultimate Werewolf? Try One Night Ultimate Alien!

Horror Games

But ones that rely upon “order of operations”

Middle Earth: Shadow of War first impressions

(Also, some musings on games that don’t understand their source material)

One of those moments in table-top gaming that has you giggling for weeks

Games that make you smarter despite yourself.

(On Opus Magnum.)

Tharsis: it’s like a survival horror version of Yahtzee only with sci-fi elements.

Returning to Mordor

The Virtual Reality Thing

South Park’s “The Fractured But Whole”

Paperclips

The Last RPG

The Guild of Dungeoneering
Reviewed properly, this time

A recommendation by proxy for Guild of Dungeoneering

Horizon: Zero Dawn

The original Fallout from 1997 is available *FOR FREE* until midnight tonight on Steam. Get it fast!

Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my gosh!

Lords of Waterdeep is available on Steam!

On playing an Assassin in D&D.

Going Back To A Game After The DLC Comes Out

Telltale Games and the Illusion of Choice

Remember No Man’s Sky?

This month’s Humble Bundle has a game in it that you should play:

Cook, Serve, Delicious

Revisiting Starcraft

When the cat’s away, the mice will play.