February 6, 2017 Eric Swain External Sources My PopMatters Reviews from 2016 I haven’t written for PopMatters in quite a while. When I went to go upload post an article for them the other week I found that I no longer was able to. Most likely my permissions have been changed. Last year, I did write a number of reviews that I never got around to linking to here. I’m still going to appear on the podcast, but given my current situation with the site, this will most likely be the final roundup of written material I published on PopMatters. | more
January 14, 2016 Eric Swain External Sources Reviews from April – December January 14, 2016 | Filed under: External Sources, Recent Posts and tagged with: Dead Synchronicity: Tomorrow is Today, Dreamfall Chapters, Games of Thrones, Hand of Fate, Life is Strange, PopMatters, Reviews, Steve Jackson's Sorcery!, Tales from the Borderlands This is just housekeeping for the reviews I wrote last year for PopMatters, but didn’t catalog on my site. | more
April 2, 2015 Eric Swain External Sources Reviews for January/February/March A new year, a new slate of games to review. A bit of a theme going on here. 2015 starts off with 4 new episodic games and my attempts to review every single episode of each one. All of Telltale games, so far, are licensed games. It’s difficult not to frame their game in the light of the licensed property. I may have gone a bit too far with my Tales from the Borderlands review, but I really do not like the main Borderlands games and Tales by comparison, I am enjoying so much. | more
December 21, 2014 Eric Swain External Sources Reviews for October/November/December These are the last few reviews I published at PopMatters for 2014. I do feel I’m getting better at the practice. I really did want to like Gods Will Be Watching. Of course, what person doesn’t want to play a game they won't like. It’s more than that, though. I have a penchant for gravitating towards works of a philosophical bent. Early on we get that the game is about making hard choices in impossible situations and the sacrifices that have to be made. I soldiered through to the end. | more