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Review - Wayfinder: Only Slightly Lost

Image courtesy of Airship SyndicateI wasn't originally going to post another game review so soon, but this one had been on my radar for a long time and I have a special place in my heart for the company. Wayfinder is created and helmed by Airship Syndicate, an independent video game studio punching well above its weight class in every release they do. Airship is led by Joe Madureira, Joe Mad, who got his start in comics and eventually directed AAA titles like Darksiders and Darksiders II for Vigil Games. Mad took his expertise and love for gaming with him when he founded Airship in 2014. Wayfinder is Airship's latest title, combining steampunk and fantasy to create a looter-shooter RPG that ...

Review - Mass Effect... Just as Legendary as it Sounds

Image courtesy of BioWare & EA's Custom Art Creator    Every so often a game comes along that challenges the perceived notions people have regarding whether or not it could be considered art. Is it a good story? Or is it just a good game? The question doesn't sound too crazy nowadays because we live in an age of the revamped God of War or The Last of Us where there are no questions on whether or not they're good stories. One has been adapted to HBO and showed incredible success in doing so and the other is in development at Amazon Prime. That being said, when the original Mass Effect came out in 2007 there wasn't really any question in people's minds over whether or not it...
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    Can you explain your writing process? Do you prefer to create an outline and plan beforehand, or do you prefer to write more spontaneously and organically?
    I used to write pretty spontaneously and let the story take me where it will, but I've actually become a lot more orderly in the last few years. Outlining is pretty critical, in my opinion, as it helps you lay out the overall direction of your story so that you have a vision in mind for everything. On top of that... it's nice to know that you can always change things up as the story progresses.
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