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Tag: gamer
Animal Crossing: New Horizons – Happy Home Paradise Review
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is back with new content. Along with the big update to the base game came a new DLC: Happy Home Paradise. I decided I wanted to give it a try and here is what I think.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons 2.0 Review
Nintendo recently released its biggest update yet for Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and given the scale of what all would be added I decided to jump back in after many months away. And I have thoughts to share on all that is new on the horizon.
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First Look: Tetragon
Tetragon is a vast mysterious universe of unique puzzles, magical mazes, and challenges that you will have to twist and turn to solve. Here are my first impressions!
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Ambition: A Minuet in Power Review
Ambition: A Minuet in Power is a revolutionary, romantic, visual novel where your choices change the course of history! I got to give the game a try and here are my thoughts!
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Fantastic Factories Review
Fantastic Factories, published by Deep Water Games is a dice placement, engine building tabletop game where your objective is to best utilize your factory and workers to build the best buildings and monuments. Here is what I thought of the game.
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Multiplayer Horror Games for Halloween
I like to give suggestions for games to give you a real fright during the spooky season, and this year I decided to make it a multiplayer affair! Here are a collection of games you can play with friends this Halloween.
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Ranking Dead by Daylight Killer Lore
I’ve been a fan and follower of the game Dead By Daylight since it was in beta and one of my favorite parts is the original lore they give their characters, in particular the killers. So I decided that I wanted to rank them by their lore specifically.
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First Look: Steam Next Fest
Steam Next Fest, the platforms celebration of upcoming games, has come and gone and I wanted to share some of the gems I found interest in from the week-long event.
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Field Trip: Game Devs of Color Expo 2021
The Game Devs of Color Expo is dedicated to amplifying the creative power held by people of color in games, which they do so by showcasing and uplifting diverse voices in the gaming industry in a multi-day event. The 6th Expo was this past weekend and I was granted the opportunity to attend and share my experience.
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Quick Takes: Game Devs of Color Expo 2021 Direct
Game Devs of Color Expo was this weekend and so many great creators got to share their work and insight. They had an Indie Showcase Direct that shared a bunch of games and here are my quick takes on them based on the showcase.
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No Longer Home Review
No Longer Home is a game about letting go of the life you’ve built due to circumstances beyond your control, where you play as Ao and Bo, a non-binary pair of friends on the precipice of post-graduate life and having to make tough decisions. I was given the opportunity to review the game and here are my thoughts.
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Indie Arena Booth Online 2021 Recap
This past weekend was the Indie Arena Booth for gamescom, showcasing games from 119 different devs across 33 countries. As an indie game enthusiast, I wanted to recap some of the games that caught my eye.
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Favorite Game Developers
While I am not an active participant in Blaugust, I did see that the theme for this week is developer appreciation. So I decided to share my favorite game developers alongside the event.
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Jungle Cruise Adventure Game Review
The classic Disney attraction is now a board game! You’ll be a skipper on the world famous Jungle Cruise striving to get cargo and passengers through the perils of the river to win points.
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First Look: CRASH: Autodrive
CRASH: Autodrive puts players in the of shoes of Emily Knight, a down & out college student who must investigate a murder with three strangers after the self-driving Autocab they are in hits and kills a cyclist. I got the chance to give the game a try and here are my thoughts.
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Indoorlands Review
Become the most successful park entrepreneur by decorating your ride halls and decoration halls, designing your rides and choosing between different stores and restaurants to make guests their happiest in Indoorlands. As both a theme park fan and a tycoon game aficionado, I knew I had to give this game a review.
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First Look: Buildings Have Feelings Too!
Buildings Have Feelings Too! is a puzzle city-builder where the buildings have come alive. Players must grow their city whilst making sure the individual buildings thrive, or risk them being demolished forever. Here is my first impression of the game.
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A Little Wordy Review
A Little Wordy is a two-person tile game where you must use your tiles to create a secret word and then use different clue questions to guess your opponent’s secret word. But be careful, because you need to have the most points to win. This game is from the creators of Exploding Kittens, and I wanted to share my review with you.
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Overboard Review
Can you get away with murder? You can try in Overboard, a new visual novel game from inkle where you have just a few hours to get away with pushing your husband overboard.
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First Look: GolfTopia
GolfTopia is a simulation game where you can design, build and manage your own futuristic golf course. I had the chance to give it a try and here are my initial thoughts.
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First Look: How To Win
How to Win is an anarchic adventure/gaming experiment where anyone who plays can decide the rules of the world, and which direction the story goes. I played the first few chapters and here are my first impressions.
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Rhythm Hive Songs Wishlist
If you follow my Twitter you have definitely seen me posting Rhythm Hive gameplay videos recently. And it got me thinking what other songs I’d like to see in the game. So here are tracks I want to see added!
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Idol Training, Vampire Raising, and Cyberpunk Squading: Kickstart Your Week 8
It has been a while since I have shared some Kickstarter projects so, since I’ve been backing again, I figured I’d share a few!
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First Look: LudoNarraCon
LudoNarraCon is a global, digital convention celebrating narrative video games, the talented people who make them, and the fans who love them, hosted on Steam. I had the honor of getting early access to the event and all of the featured games, and I am sharing what I think you should check out for yourself!
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Rhythm Hive Season 1 Review
Rhythm Hive is officially out and having its first season! They made quite a few changes and added a bunch of new things since I did my pre-season first look, so I’m now giving a full review of the game in the current season!
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Video Games By Women Developers You Should Play
Before March, and thus Women’s History Month, ends, I want to share some more games from women that you should play! This time it is all video games developed mostly or solely by women developers!
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March Madness: Grand Finale
We’re taking the winners of the previous brackets and putting them head to head to find my ultimate March madness winner!
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March Madness: Board Game Bracket
Day 2 of my March Madness is here and today’s bracket has my favorite board games going head to head!
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March Madness: Video Game Bracket
Since we are in March, which is known for it’s Madness to happen, I decided I wanted to make a nerdier version for myself. So welcome to my March Madness! And our first bracket set is for video games.
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Board Games By Women Designers You Should Play
March is Women’s History Month so I decided to share some great board games designed by women!
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Aroma Review
Aroma – A Game of Essence is a board game that utilizes essential oils in its gameplay to create a new experience for gamers. With four different game modes at varying player counts, there are numerous ways to put your sense of smell to the test.
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Don’t Get Bit Review
Don’t Get Bit is a turn-based strategy game set in the zombie apocalypse. You play as the sarcastic 18-year-old Cassie who is armed with only her own wits and a kitchen knife as she starts her journey to reach her uncle’s farm for safety. Turn-based strategy is one of my favorite genres so I happily tried this game and am sharing my thoughts on it.
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First Look: Rhythm Hive
BigHit has finally released their rhythm game featuring their artists including BTS. As a frequent player of K-Pop games and a fan of BTS, I knew I had to give this a try and share my initial thoughts on the game.
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Video Games for Cat Lovers
As a cat lover myself, I am often drawn to games that involve my favorite felines. So if there are any other cat lovers out there that are looking for some video games about them, here you go!
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First Look: Swim Out
Swim Out is a relaxing puzzle game where you play as a swimmer trying to swim to the pool’s exit while avoiding other swimmers and pool-goers. I gave it a go and wanted to share my first impressions.
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Board Games for Nature Lovers
Taking in nature has been a bit scarce lately, but thanks to board games we can experience a small taste of the great outdoors in new and engaging ways.
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MonsDRAWsity Review
MonsDRAWsity is a drawing-based game where a witness will have to memorize as much about the monster they see in a short amount of time. The witness then has to describe what they saw without a reference to the sketch artists. The artist whose drawing is closest to the mysterious creature is the winner. I got to play this game over the holidays with my family and want to share my experience with you!
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Superstar Mobile Games Review
Not too long ago I did a first look at a specific Superstar game. I have now been playing more of them and fairly frequently so I wanted to make an all encompassing review of the series.
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Steam Winter Sale Haul
It has been a while since I shared a haul of any kind, and there were some great deals during Steam’s winter sale that I decided to take advantage of.
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DIG! Review
DIG! is a two-player quick play game about uncovering items at a dig site to get more valuable items than your opponent. But watch out as there are bombs hidden about as well that can low you, and all your items, to pieces.
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First Look: Paradise Killer
Paradise Killer is an open-world detective game where you play as Lady Love Dies, a formerly exiled master detective, as she tries to solve the numerous murders that have happened on Paradise. I was given a key for the game and have some thoughts to share with you all.
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Board Games to Take to Your Thanksgiving Table
One tradition my family has is Thanksgaming, where we play board games throughout Thanksgiving day. And here are some board games that are perfect for the occasion.
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Favorite Geeky Stores
I have my fair share of geeky merchandise and even have my own geeky shop, so I figured why not share my favorite places to shop for fandom merch.
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30 Games Tag
I have done a few 30 challenges and tags lately and I thought it would be a fun concept for a gaming tag!
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First Look: Superstar JYP Nation
The Superstar series of games are rhythm games you can play on mobile. Each individual game focuses on a specific K-Pop company such as YG, SM, and JYP. I specifically played the JYP Nation version and wanted to share my thoughts.
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Villainous Review
Villainous is a board game all about the villains of Disney. You get to play one of these villains and are competing to finish your objective before the other villains, but heroes can block your way. I have had this game for a long time and finally played it so here is my review.
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Meeting in the Flesh Review
Meeting in the Flesh is a horror-themed visual novel about building a relationship with other monsters by a solar eclipse. I learned about this game from the Racial Justice bundle on itch.io and knew it was perfect to review in October.
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Board Games for Cat Lovers
I am very, very much a cat person to the point where if I was an animal it would most definitely be a cat. And I have found that board games are also cat people as there are so many with cat themes out there. So here is a collection of them if you love both cats and board games.
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Spooky (Not Horror) Video Games for Halloween
Sometimes we want to get spooky with our games during this season, but full-on horror is too intense. If you are one of these people, I have some suggestions for video games you can play with just enough spook but not horror.
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A Geek Girl's Guide 