Author: Emily Byrnes
Avid lover of all things fantasy and stylesheets, Emily spends her spare time trying to balance her affection for both technical and creative writing. One day she'll get there, but until then, she'd rather lose herself in the wonderful stories to be found within tabletop games and rpgs.
HyperX Alloy Elite 2 Review
As a full-time writer and gamer, I’ve developed a unique little shopping list of features that I look for in keyboards over the years. First, they need to be made of tuff stuff, and last me for ...
A Mortician’s Tale Review for PC
The life of a mortician is generally shrouded in mystery and misunderstanding. It’s not a profession most would choose as the first choice on their list of career aspirations, but it is a fascin...
Saints Row The Third Remastered Review – Beautiful but Buggy
Saints Row the Third Remastered promised us a beautiful but still faithful rendition of our batshit crazy adventures from the original. What we got was a surprisingly gorgeous game with updated NPCs, ...
Disney Sorcerer’s Arena Review
If you’ve been browsing through Facebook or Youtube over the past month, and most of us have, you’ve probably seen a curious trailer for a game called Disney Sorcerer’s Arena. Disney Sorcerer’s Arena ...
Someday You’ll Return Review
Someday You’ll Return is a heart-wrenching psychological horror game developed and published by the same folks that brought us J.U.L.I.A.: Among the Stars, CBE Software. As indie game developers in th...
In Other Waters Review – A Minimalist Masterpiece
Earlier this year, Gamespace had the pleasure of sitting down for an email interview with the one-man developer of In Other Waters, Gareth Damian Martin to learn more about his creative process and wh...
Age of Conan Celebrates 12th Anniversary
Happy 12th Birthday, Age of Conan! As with every year around this time, the Age of Conan Anniversary Event has begun! Running from May 19th – June 9th, new and old players alike can log into the...
Alder’s Blood Review for PC
Once, the world was kind, good, and safe. But, man is never happy with just being content and safe. They aspire for more, ever-reaching towards a higher power to meet their own selfish goals. In their...