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Showing posts with label Cibele. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cibele. Show all posts
Thursday, June 22, 2017
Retro Prose: My Review of Cibele
This week's retro prose is one of the few pieces I wrote that I legitimately still stay behind to this day. It was not just a review of an artsy narrative focused Steam game, but one by a creative mind that I still keep an eye on to this day for her focus on human interaction and earnest emotional momentum contextualized in game form.
In other words, I love that her games are more about the journey than a high score. My review of Nina Freeman's Cibele.
Also you should check out her other game, Kimmy on Steam if this sounds anything resembling your bag. She's also working on that sci-fi game Tacoma so... hinty hint hint.
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