Much of my early game reviewing career was focused on the what and how of games. It came from an incorrect assumption that chasing objectivity in a review would somehow…
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David Klemke
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With Tomb Raider and Uncharted both taking extremely long breaks there’s been a decidedly large hole that I don’t think anyone has meaningfully tried to fill. I mean sure, you…
David Klemke
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Just behind me, sitting in a cupboard that displays some of the many specials I’ve collected over the years, is a Super NES Classic Edition. Now I’m not exactly known…
David Klemke
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It’s funny to think about how there’s some genres which by default I’ll avoid but should parts of them, even some would say the very core parts of them, find…
David Klemke
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There’s a pattern I’ve seen in myself over the last couple years: I don’t do well with games without hard goals. I feel like I’ve always known this somewhat intrinsically…
David Klemke
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There’s much to be said about effortful endeavors in the age of AI and easy outcomes. Gone are the days when the actual thing you created had a direct tie…
David Klemke
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Man, never thought I’d see the day. For those unaware Spiders and it’s publisher Nacon are unfortunately no more. Long time readers might be wondering why I’d be shedding a…
David Klemke
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Factory building games all have a pretty standard template. There a resource to extract, processes to put it through until finally you offload it somehow until you do that enough…
David Klemke
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Pixel art graphics have been a mainstay of the indie gaming scene for decades now but the aesthetics of other eras, where that was still the prominent art style, are…
David Klemke
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The realizations I’ve come to over the years about what reviewing a game really means has been illuminating and humbling. There was me, some 16 years ago thinking that reviewing…
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