After Playdead’s first title, Limbo, was released back in July 10th, 2010, the studio received high appraisals from many different critics. They claimed that Limbo, a dark-themed, 2D, puzzle platformer, had set the bar high for this out-of-the-blue indie game dev company. Almost 6 years later came their second, much anticipated title, Inside, on June 29th, 2016. Personally, I was […]

As an avid fan of good board games, myself, Armello was a welcome surprise to have hit the virtual gaming scene. Developed and published by League of Geeks, Armello was their debut game back in 2015, and boy does it scream volumes for what their team has to offer. Armello is a digital role-playing strategy […]

This is a bit of a different blog post, here. It’s not a “user experience review” or a “game critique”, just me discussing my thoughts on a game company and their design practice. In my previous post, highlighting UX features of Dead by Daylight, I mentioned that the game had made great strides since its release […]

Dead by Daylight has proven to be one of, if not the single most-played game I’ve had in a long time. This post is really a “Round 2” for me because the last post was not at all how I envisioned it. It was my first attempt at writing a user experience review, and I […]

  Team Cherry – the team of designers behind the making of Hollow Knight – took the Metroidvania genre of gaming and raised the bar to one of its highest levels to date. As a 2-d action adventure, Hollow Knight had a ton of competition and expectations to work with and around. I mean, the […]

With about 180 hours of gameplay marked into Dead by Daylight, I figured it might be about time for me to write my first review. [In this first post, I’ll be writing about the UI and design of the Title Screen as well as the Main Menu’s applications.] Dead by Daylight is an online multiplayer asymmetrical […]