Author: Chuck
Inside Out
Inside Out reminds us that we can’t be happy all of the time, an idea that angered, disgusted and frightened me.
Camp Grizzly
Camp Grizzly finally hits the sweet spot between cooperative games and storytelling games
One Month With the Apple Watch (Order Status Page Edition)
My experiences with the latest advance from Apple that’s disrupting the ecosystems of wearable technology and order and personal fulfillment.
Dogpile on that thing you like
Piggy-backing on a blog post to explain all the various reasons I dislike the game Cards Against Humanity
Avengers: Age of Um, Not So Much
Avengers: Age of Ultron does strain under the weight of years of TV shows and movies. Not Marvel’s, though.
They Alive, Dammit. It’s a Miracle!
I’ve never seen anything combine satire and celebration as brilliantly as Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
Firewatch
A biased but honest bit of gushing about the five minutes I’ve seen of Campo Santo’s game Firewatch.
Red Room Resolutions
How the Twin Peaks dream sequence brought about an unexpected but inspiring crisis of confidence.
That Gum I Liked Has Gone Out of Style
A new appreciation of Twin Peaks spins totally out of control into an analysis of The X-Files, my long-standing hatred of the 1990s, and the unsettling realization that the series actually makes sense to me now.