Games with James
James MastromarinoA quick weekly roundup of my work editing NPR's Gaming coverage and producing NPR's Here & Now.
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Review: Titanium Court is an absurdist masterpiece masquerading as a match-3 strategy game
AP Thomson, the indie auteur partially responsible for last year’s incomparable Consume Me, has a new game.
Strixhaven's Return and People of Note
In this double-feature, James and Son discuss Secrets of Strixhaven and People of Note.
Secrets of Strixhaven Review: Two-color draft design, nearly perfected
Secrets of Strixhaven, Magic: The Gathering’s return to a university setting debuted in 2022, improves on the original set in all but one key way. It’s also gotten me quite philosophical about the trading card game’s fundamental design.
Review: People of Note is a bubbly romp for music nerds and JRPG fans
People of Note, out this week from publisher Annapurna Interactive, is half music puns, half inventive JRPG. Its vibrant world, cast, combat, and soundtrack kept me humming along for over 20 hours. But despite its warmth and wit, the game’s...
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