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Spotlight: Black Book

Posted by Richard "TheHarpoMarxist" Lovejoy –
Black Book transcends the deck builder genre as it explores a system of magic that is far deeper than a list of cool powers on a timer. Unlike magic systems in other games, the magic in Black Book is replete with a sense of danger. Wielders exist outside societal norms, straddling the line between necessary and distrusted.
Dyson Sphere Program

GWJ Conference Call 793

Posted by Amoebic –
2021 GWJ Game of the Year Interview Series: Andrew, Glendon, and Sean.

December 20 - 26

Posted by Felix Threepaper –
Welcome folks, and Merry Christmas!

Destination: Icarus - Part 1

Posted by staygold –
Icarus. Some say it's a place where contractors go to die. Others whisper of untold riches. This is a dairy of my journey on this hostile, wonderous world.
Tales of Arise

GWJ Conference Call 792

Posted by Amoebic –
2021 GWJ Game of the Year Interview Series: Lara and Rich.

December 13 - 19

Posted by Felix Threepaper –
Welcome folks, and happy “444th Anniversary of the start of Sir Francis Drake sailing around the world” week!

Spotlight: Celeste

Posted by Antichulius –
The pixel-precision platforming to the top of Mount Celeste is a stunning depiction of living with anxiety and depression. It is a beautiful allegory of the quest for self-acceptance and personal integration. I know this game holds enormous meaning for a lot of people, and those stories are theirs to tell. The only story I can share is my own.
Solar Ash

GWJ Conference Call 791

Posted by Amoebic –
Chorus, Solar Ash, The Lost Ruins of Arnak, Patchwork, Deep Rock Galactic Update, Games connected to major events.

December 6 - 12

Posted by Felix Threepaper –
Welcome folks, and happy “58th Anniversary of the first Beatles Christmas Record” week!

Spotlight: Dungeon Encounters

Posted by Richard "TheHarpoMarxist" Lovejoy –
Dungeon Encounters is easy. Don't get me wrong, it's quite challenging, but it's easy to learn and simple to opt in, even in the face of other gaming choices. Sure, I could put some time into that beefy triple A I'm covering for the podcast... but why would I do that when I can just dip into Dungeon Encounters?

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