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.
Getting Your Hands Dirty in Claybook
Clay is an interesting medium to work with. Dependent on what you are doing with it, it can be unforgiving. For example: a kindergartener can learn to make a cute turtle, using their shoe treads to cr...
Our Review of ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove
While this review you are about to read has nothing to do with the game I am about to mention, it will make a point. That point is as follows: I have a firm conviction that Mega Man 3 is the Blue Bomb...
Our Review of Lonely In The Winter
I had an idea for a video game once. I even had some friends who were interested in seeing it happen. The more that I wrote the story, the more I realized just how much work it was going to take to ma...
Our Review of Rad Rodgers: Radical Edition
I have conflicting feelings about reunions. They can be a great opportunities to catch up with old friends and acquaintances about life events that have happened between your last interactions and the...
Our Review of OlliOlli: Switch Stance
Despite my preferred form of footwear and having friends with their own signature decks, I have never been a skateboarder. I have never been that coordinated or committed in the face of inevitable pai...
Melbits World Review
I have played my fair share of party games. Many social functions I plan have at least some party game component to them. Some of them have involved sculpting ski lodges out of cheese, but that’s a st...
Our Review of When Ski Lifts Go Wrong
Poley Mountain. It is the place where I experienced the nightmare that every first-time on the slopes has: falling at the ski lift. Sparing you all of the details, I will simply say this: I fell, the...
Getting Weird with Pikuniku
I have had very few experiences in my life that I would categorize as “hallucinogenic,” but after spending time with today’s title in the review, it is hard for me to describe it as anything less. How...