Author: Damien Gula
Born in the heyday of mullets and the El Camino to a tech-foward family, Damien (a.k.a. Dame, PastorDame) quickly embraced the reality that “normal” is just a setting on a dryer. Damien is a pastor by trade and loves talking with anyone who is interested about life, God, and video games (in no particular order) - so, much so, that he and fellow MMORPG/GameSpace writer Matt Keith (Nexfury) create a podcast dedicated to that conversation. At the end of the day, Damien is a guy who loves his wife, his Mini Schnoodle, and crafting gourmet bowls of Mac N’ Cheese.
Run With The Bugs in Polyroll for Nintendo Switch
I have been around long enough to see “-killer” apps and carbon copies come and go in a really troublesome way. Maybe this bugs you, too. Who here remembers when Aion was supposed to put World of Warc...
Get Intergalactic With Zen Puzzler Supesu 2
There are different games that we play for different experiences. We play story-driven games like Last Day of June to be moved to feel. We revisit classics and remakes like DOOM to catch those nostalg...
Jackbox Party Pack 6 Review: Weird, Wacky Fun
Jackbox games have always had a very specific brand of humor that is just plain weird. I don’t mean that in a bad way; I mean that in the wacky, endearing definition of the word. It is this off-the-wa...
Meet BD-1 – Jedi: Fallen Order’s Companion Droid
While every Star Wars epic has focused around flashing lightsabers and interstellar combat, the droids within the mythos bring an element surprisingly human companionship to each story. In the long an...
What We Saw at Respawn’s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Preview Event
This week, we were invited to join EA and Respawn for a preview of their upcoming and highly anticipated single-player action-adventure, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Within this article, we will be s...
Burn Bright in Candleman for Nintendo Switch
Every now and then, a game comes along that, while unassuming, speaks in parables; they tell stories rich with a purpose thought common in their delivery, perhaps even more so than the storyteller int...
Just Fun Tech: Roborock S4 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner Review
Welcome back to another edition of Just Fun Tech – the part of GameSpace where we get to cover the wonderful and sometimes weird world of technology cresting the outer reaches of the gaming sphe...
The Church in the Darkness Review
The year was 1978. After years of amassing followers and relocating to Guyana, Jim Jones would lead his followers to one final, far-off country: the grave. Nine hundred and nine would drink cyanide-la...