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The Unspoken Horrors of KFC’s Virtual Reality Game

By Khee Hoon Chan • August 31st, 2017

KFC’s The Hard Way symbolizes the growing intimacy between brands and consumers through virtual reality.

A silver haired man with two swords staring directly at the camera. This is Geralt of Rivia from The Witcher franchise.

Geralt of Rivia is Unknowable

By Khee Hoon Chan • August 22nd, 2017

In contrast to his more boisterous companions like Dandelion and Zoltan, Geralt had the emotional range of a snail

Three warriors walking towards the camera. This is promotional material for For Honor.

For Honor Gives Me the Rush of Fighting Games

By Khee Hoon Chan • August 15th, 2017

But Ubisoft’s hack-and-slash title, For Honor, has resuscitated my love for fighting games. It has helped me become less irritable and impatient about learning to play.

A bright blue demonic figure standing next to a burst of blue light with a wooden cabin in the background.

Rail Theory Stops You From Feeling Heroic

By Khee Hoon Chan • August 8th, 2017

Rail Theory, an upcoming survival horror videogame, feels like the sequel Dead Space 3 could have been.

A hovering handguna nd magazine float in front of a non descript open room with a window pointing towards colorful skyscapers. This is a still from the game Receiver.

The Meditative Rhythm of Receiver

By Khee Hoon Chan • August 1st, 2017

Using firearms in the first-person shooter Receiver is a methodical process.

Lead singer of the group Linkin Park, Chester Bennington, holds a mic to his mouth in front of a crowd, his jaw jutting forward and his arm in the air. This picture is in black and white.

Chester Bennington: The Voice I Grew Up With

By Khee Hoon Chan • July 25th, 2017

Then the internet happened. She was told that there are tons of better rock and metal acts out there. She discovered new bands. She learned about hardcore punk, post-hardcore, emo, grunge, post-grunge and many other genres. But she always came back to Linkin Park.