I have this feeling that all gamers, at one point or another, have lusted after the dream of a fully destructible world: one where there’s absolutely no limits to the…
David Klemke
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David is an avid gamer and technology enthusiast in Australia. He got his first taste for both of those passions when his father, a radio engineer from the University of Melbourne, gave him an old DOS box to play games on.
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It has been fascinating to watch the medium of games evolve over the decades I’ve been able to experience them. From the early days where they were pure escapism, to…
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The ebb and flow of time I have on my hands to both play and write about games has led to the situation you see before you: a review coming…
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There are games I play for the story. There are games I play for the mechanics. There are games I play for the simple audio visual experience. Then there are…
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The last few years have seen AAA titles tend in a few notable (and notorious) directions. The large investment of capital from the publishers and developers pushes them towards wanting…
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Ah man, I’m torn here. It’s been a hot minute since I’ve played any fighting game, let alone spent enough time with one to get my sense back for frame…
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There was something to be said of the early days of gaming where including full motion video in your game was something that was celebrated. I remember playing the Crusader…
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One of the challenges in attempting to play (and review) a new game every week is managing the backlog of titles that I’ve accumulated in my review queue. For the…
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If this is the first review of mine you’re reading (and I entirely blame you for that indiscretion, I’ve been reviewing games for over 10 years now!) then you might…
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Indie developers have the unenviable task of balancing what precious resources they have to create the experience they want to deliver to their audiences. This often means that, when compared…