Freeman works at Fullbright, actually, while also juggling her own projects. She's working on Tacoma (though I dunno what capacity she works in).

yeah, those are just two pictures of Nina Freeman. She's a big deal in indie games!

This is a valid question, I think, and a good opportunity for some behind the scenes thoughts!

Definitely a game. Simplest way to explain it is to say it's a stealth game where you don't control the main character directly. Instead, you control parts of the security system around her and tell her where she should go.

That honestly did not occur to me until just now. Nothing else in the game really reminded me of Donnie Darko, but, uh, maybe?

Then you've come to the right place.

The control scheme is pretty simple. By my reckoning, there are only four inputs: slide, shoot, reload, and secondary (things like grenades). That and motion. So it's playable on a keyboard. But I felt a lot more comfortable on a gamepad.

He, yeah. And I don't support his views in the slightest. I think the game remains an interesting document to think about in spite of the flaws of its creators. But I very much respect the decision to not want to give 'em money.

I want you to know that MGS2 is one of my favorite games and this comparison totally blew my mind

We figured bard and bar songs could fill up at least one full list, so we left 'em out of the running this time. Maybe in the future!

I just wanted to let you know that Metal Gear Solid 2 is one of my favorite games and this comparison blew my mind.

It's an old feature, actually, one we just haven't dusted off in a while! You can find some classic ones here. http://gameological.com/cat…

Absolutely! I'm commenting because I want to make that one thing clear: I thought the Unfinished Swan was a wonderful game, and all of what you say is true. I'm hard on it simply because I think it remains beautiful and interesting and I wish parts of it had been better. It's hard to maintain that clearly while also…

Also, I never listen to anything else while playing a video game. Otherwise, how are you going to hear all those pew-pew-pew shooty sounds?

I got a Playstation Gold headset a few weeks ago and I've fallen in love with it. Wireless with the PS4 but with a wired connection that can work with just about anything else, it has big, comfy headphones with pretty solid 7.1 surround sound. For somebody without room for a big audio setup, I think it's a great…

"uncanny valley of morality" is a perfect way to describe it and I may have to borrow that sometime. a+++

Real Talk: Hardest part of writing this article was beating that spider while replaying the game. Godspeed.