GRIS – a journey through the pain
Have you ever felt a pain so deep you lost your voice? Have you ever felt like you lost the ability to move, that you were swept away by even the smallest winds? Have you felt so alone and anxious that the world was grey and empty and everything important seemed to crumble away beneath
I hold the patience of stone and the will of stars – Video Game Music With A Star Wars Twist
I have written several posts about my favourite video game soundtracks before. This time I thought I’d do a less general one and focus down on what I love musically about just one game: Star Wars The Old Republic. The Old Republic is a Star Wars MMO made by Bioware that came out late in
Finding your way like nobody else – First impressions of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
Early access has it’s ups and downs. Clearly it is amazing to not have to wait any longer and jump into a game as soon as possible. On the flip side though: If you have an issue, there are not many people around that can help you. Luckily I found the solution to my issues
“I like beautiful melodies telling me terrible things.” Even More Favourite Gaming Soundtracks
It’s been about a year since I posted the last recommendation post for video game soundtracks and in this year a lot has happened, a lot of games have been played and some really great pieces of video game music have been discovered or even re-discovered by me throughout the months. So this is mainly
Cinderella Phenomenon
A few weeks ago, Anna said: “Go and get Cinderella Phenomenon, it’s free and amazing.” Since she has a great taste when it comes to games, I trust her and indeed: the game, a visual novel by dicesuki, is free to play. (Steamlink here, Website here.) And AMAZING on top. The story is quickly told:
Of Nostalgia And Disappointments – And The Occasional Gem Of A Game
I was thinking with what “this game is so great because” reason I should start when writing a blogpost about Divinity: Original Sin 2. Romances perhaps? It’s been a staple in many of my favourite games and even though I don’t feel it’s a super important feature in a good game it is nonetheless one
Spreading the word
We’ve had some great feedback to our last blog post and received amazing recommendations which I felt were only right to share with you all. Some I’ve heard of, other I played myself and all sound really great. Before I list the recommendations, I want to add a video by Pop Culture Detective that Rahel
“Ah, music, a magic beyond all we do here” – More Favourite Gaming Soundtracks
A little over half a year ago I wrote a blog entry about some of my favourite video game soundtracks and why I love those particular pieces. I had to cut myself off to not turn it into an endless post with 50+ recommendations, but now, a few months later I thought it might be
The Secret World – Legends?
I’ve been playing the Secret World on and off again since launch in 2012 and it is one of my all time favourite games. For many reasons actually. The story line is good, and I mean really good! The setting is unique and the lore can keep you busy for ages. Add to that unique
ME:A Multiplayer – (Useful) Things To Know
It is time for another round of “some tips and tricks for Mass Effect Andromeda”. This time the multiplayer edition. I come from years of ME3 multiplayer and during the last year an amount of hours put into Overwatch that I am embarrassed to say out loud so I usually find these things intuitive and
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