Kyofu no Sekai Brings the Twisted Worlds of Junji Ito to Life By Khee Hoon Chan • January 17th, 2017 Kyofu no sekai, an in-development card-based videogame about cosmic horror, has captured the enigmatic spirit of Ito’s stories extraordinarily well.
Dating Pugs in Hot Date Reminds Me of my Social Anxiety By Khee Hoon Chan • January 10th, 2017 Out of all the dating sims I’ve tried, Hot Date is probably the only one that manages to capture how frightening and unpredictable dating can be.
American Truck Simulator: A Much Needed Respite from 2016 By Khee Hoon Chan • January 3rd, 2017 “Aside from my terrible parking skills, American Truck Simulator is a comforting ride.”
Dating a Handsome Stallion as a Blushing Office Lady By Khee Hoon Chan • December 20th, 2016 “While she didn’t find a prince like she imagined, she inevitably found love in another being: an utterly irresistible horse, with moves as smooth as Jagger.”
Pokémon Red and Blue Reflect Your Worldview As a Kid By Khee Hoon Chan • December 13th, 2016 “Minor but illogical details, like how my poor mum couldn’t afford a bed while I had an entire room to myself, were inconsequential to my eight-year-old self.”
It’s Time to Talk About Videogame Length and Prices By Khee Hoon Chan • December 6th, 2016 “Some of my favorite games are also some of the shortest in length and content, but they are every bit as worthwhile as titles like The Witcher 3 and Skyrim.”
Queers in Love Reminds Us to Live and Love By Khee Hoon Chan • November 29th, 2016 In ten seconds, Queers In Love At The End of the World captures the transcendent power of love with greater success than most big budget titles.
Flavor Text Is The Spice of Videogames By Khee Hoon Chan • November 18th, 2016 Example: the series of adult novels found in the Elder Scrolls games; who could forget the adventures of the titular “The Lusty Argonian Maid”?
A Normal Lost Phone: Learning About Identity Through Objects By Khee Hoon Chan • November 15th, 2016 “You have just found a phone. Find out the truth.”
Sleeping Dogs Was Nostalgic Wish Fulfillment By Khee Hoon Chan • November 3rd, 2016 United Front Games is dead, and with it some of this Hong Kong action fan’s videogame dreams.
Remembering Fallout: The Original Post-Apocalyptic Experience By Khee Hoon Chan • October 20th, 2016 The fan mod Fallout 1.5 Resurrection is out, so let’s remember what made the original wasteland great.
Street Fighter V: A Time to Play and a Time to Watch By Khee Hoon Chan • October 11th, 2016 It’s fun to quarter-circle your way through arcade mode on easy, but sometimes Street Fighter V is better enjoyed without a controller.
Her Story and the Let’s Play Phenomenon By Khee Hoon Chan • October 5th, 2016 Some games are tailor made to be enjoyed on You Tube, Her Story is definitively not one of them.
Rogue Wizards: Endlessly Addictive, Utterly Conventional By Khee Hoon Chan • September 27th, 2016 Spellbind Studios’ first game Rogue Wizards measures up in the crowded rogue-like dungeon crawler space on Steam, but stumbles when differentiating itself.
Become the Early Internet’s Big Brother in Hypnospace Outlaw By Khee Hoon Chan • September 20th, 2016 An ode to the early internet and all the hideous design that came with it.
No Mario’s Sky Is a Postcard from No Man’s Sky By Khee Hoon Chan • September 13th, 2016 Thank you, Mario! But our princess is on another planet!
What Makes a House a Home in Fallout? By Khee Hoon Chan • September 6th, 2016 We’ve come a long way from delicately stacking Fancy Lad Snack Cakes on shelves, but all the snap points in the Wasteland don’t mean anything if it doesn’t feel right.
GLITCHED Turns You into a Videogame Character By Khee Hoon Chan • August 16th, 2016 Fourth wall breaking characters are a dime a dozen, and some use it better than others. GLITCHED knows how it’s done.
