The Gaming Companion
Rowan, NimthirielA collection of ramblings on content creation, video games, and video editing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Fighting Imposter Syndrome: A Real Life Game Boss?
Over the last few days, I’ve been sorting through a few games I’ve been meaning to sell for a while. Rowan caught me at it. Somewhere between deciding against downloading a 30GB update to test a game I’m not planning on keeping and adding D...
Our Favorite Survival Crafting Games
Both of us have a habit of missing most of the events on Steam (being late to the last Next Fest, for example). The past week’s PVE Survival Crafting Fest was no different, despite survival games being one of our most played genres (both so...
One Day I’ll Play These!
If there’s one thing this little Substack has taught me, it’s that exploring games through these posts has a way of stirring up memories. Old favorite games. New ones on the wishlist. Even fun times with friends in some of the strangest co-...
A Whodunit in Reverse: Spill the Beans Demo Review
Recently, I found myself looking over the videos on my YouTube channel in an attempt to prompt some ideas for the next video. With the stress of the last few weeks winding down, it’s about time I got back into recording.
Between wondering...
The GMTK Game Jam 2026
I have a lot of respect for anyone who takes part in Game Jams. I’ve done a few similar events in my time — for story writing rather than coding and game production.
But I know how much effort goes into planning something that fits a theme...
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A cozy-chaotic gamer who dies a lot but keeps trying anyway. Enjoys open worlds, spookiness, magic, and the occasional nightmare. Content creator for The Gaming Companion alongside my sister, Rowan.
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