So apparently last week I found out that Davey Wreden, creator of \u201cThe Stanley Parable\u201d, just released his new game \u201cThe Beginner\u2019s Guide\u201d so I had to purchase and play it. The game is amazing and really what I expected of from the creator of \u201cThe Stanley Parable\u201d. It\u2019s not a typical game and leaves you questioning everything.<\/p>\n
On of the greatest things about the game I feel though is Davey gives out his personal email address, or at least one for the game itself, and he asks for your opinion on what the game means\/games mean.<\/p>\n
But since it is just a game release it shouldn\u2019t be \u201cnews\u201d except that it\u2019s getting a lot of reviews, some good, some bad. Ars Technica actually gave it a rather bad review only because I don\u2019t think they saw it as more of a narrative\/art piece that it was. They seemed to be more focused on how the game played rather than the story it told, which I feel is the most important part of the game. But on the other hand Polygon gave it a decent review based on what the content is rather than a technical review. Either way I feel everyone should play this game, especially everyone going to school here as it\u2019s like a quintessential thought process for creative people.<\/p>\n
It actually did have a pretty big impact on me so I did write a blog post about the game here<\/a>. <\/p>\n Polygon review.<\/a><\/p>\n Ars review.<\/a> <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" So apparently last week I found out that Davey Wreden, creator of \u201cThe Stanley Parable\u201d, just released his new game \u201cThe Beginner\u2019s Guide\u201d so I had to purchase and play it. The game is amazing and really what I expected of from the creator of \u201cThe Stanley Parable\u201d. It\u2019s not a typical game and leaves … Continue reading