Tagged: point-and-click
The road ahead is shocking, lonely, infuriating, and empty. It demands that you act coldly. It begs you to offer… Read More »
There’s a certain inescapable, old-school appeal to point-and-click adventure games. It may be the nostalgia, or perhaps it’s the genre’s… Read More »
A few survivors from my group and I are traveling with a pair of men who are living at their… Read More »
A strictly ludic examination of a video game that emphasizes narrative as its predominant driving component tends to be dismissive… Read More »
Disappearing beggars rarely make headlines, and are the least of the NYPD’s concerns, but when they begin turning up, burnt alive, philanthropic Henry White and his friend Cooper, a duo working for an organization dedicated to helping the homeless, are quick… Read More »
In his book, “Free Will,” neuroscientist Sam Harris writes about the non-existence of that universally accepted concept, arguing, with convincing evidence,… Read More »
Update 3: In less than 24 hours, Double Fine Productions has raised over 1 million dollars simply by asking fans for their help. February 9, 2012: Video games have won the day. Update 2: Within 18 hours and 20 minutes… Read More »






