Short Musings about Short Video Games
Lucy YearwoodA newsletter about the smaller, often-overlooked niche titles of the gaming industry that you won't find in mainstream media.
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Balatro
Although I’m partial to the odd card-based strategy game, the words ‘roguelike deck-builder’ have become nauseatingly familiar when hearing about the newest craze in gaming. There were early rumblings of Balatro’s spell-binding gameplay whe...
Lapin
Lapin first landed on Game Pass in early access last winter, at which point I decided I’d wait for its full release and promptly forgot about it. It was only when it was announced as part of the latest crop of games to leave the service thi...
Air Twister
Hello, I’m back after a short hiatus. As some of you will know, I’ve been studying for Data Engineering exams (spoilers: I passed) and so gaming has fallen by the wayside for the last couple of months. With the exams over and the need to ha...
Frog's Adventure
As a wise person once said, I want shorter games with worse graphics made by people who are paid more to work less and I’m not kidding. For those of us who see behind the thin veil of AAA development and witness the reality of workers crunc...
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