The Devil is in The Details

Slowly catching up on the past few weeks of already posted articles. Not too long ago, I ended up sort of bombarded with Project Hail Mary content; Which led me to actually engage with the story too - so thanks Tumblr?! I get to mostly blame 'you' for this. However, instead of pure joy, this article is mostly covering my very conflicted feelings and frustrations about the discussions surrounding Weir's work. Honestly, this article is mostly covering my journey into and out of the phm sphere; And covering both what I'd enjoyed and what I did not while within (all without spoiling too much of the actual narrative plot...).

I'm finally chipping away at some of the Silksong things I'd wanted to talk about for months. Though I did start slowly - This article covering a semi-retelling of the Slab, and how I ended up re-evaluating Hornet as a character in the aftermath; I simply wanted to elaborate why this sequence had worked so well.

I do think it worked out though.

Sherigan talks about his take-away from Claire Obscure; A game he'd thoroughly enjoyed and yet found lacking in some form. An interesting quick read for anyone that played the game.

Sherigan's ready to talk about his experience with HSR just in time for the 3rd Anniversary. Why he hadn't quite been so taken with Genshin Impact, and why it had worked so well with this game. A nice little celebration and start of a retrospection on the game that managed to reel him in.

A new weekly series is out, where either myself or Sherigan will be covering what we've been uncovering. From games, to film, to literature - it's all there. This time, it's all about ignoring the laws of privacy; Games where one is snooping through someone else's device... What about those games that simply have you wish to uncover a story?