G. Christopher Williams

Moving Pixels Podcast Finally Plays the Long Delayed ‘Last Guardian’

Moving Pixels Podcast Finally Plays the Long Delayed ‘Last Guardian’

Did The Last Guardian live up to its expectations?
‘Dead Rising 4’ Feels Sanitized

‘Dead Rising 4’ Feels Sanitized

Wake me when the game gets weird again.
The Moving Pixels Podcast ‘Reigns’

The Moving Pixels Podcast ‘Reigns’

Reigns reduces politics to a left or right swipe.
‘2Dark’ Is Not Too Dark

‘2Dark’ Is Not Too Dark

In 2Dark, a cartoon aesthetic quickly alters the gravity of what would otherwise be some very heavy subject matter.
‘We Become What We Behold’ Takes on Viral Divisiveness

‘We Become What We Behold’ Takes on Viral Divisiveness

We Become What We Behold looks at how social media magnifies small differences into gross monstrosities.
The Moving Pixels Podcast Plays ‘Sorcery!’

The Moving Pixels Podcast Plays ‘Sorcery!’

This week we consider how a game book fares as a video game.
The More I Have, the Less I Play

The More I Have, the Less I Play

Choice in media sometimes doesn't lead to freedom, just paralysis.
Learning the Barbarian in ‘Conan Exiles’

Learning the Barbarian in ‘Conan Exiles’

There's no one better than a barbarian to teach you how to become civilized.
The Moving Pixels Podcast Explores ‘This Is the Police’

The Moving Pixels Podcast Explores ‘This Is the Police’

This week we take a look at the themes and politics of This Is the Police.
‘Youtubers Life’ Asks: Can You Have Much of a Life as a Content Creator?

‘Youtubers Life’ Asks: Can You Have Much of a Life as a Content Creator?

What The Sims as a dollhouse game has over Youtubers Life is a more robust Soap Opera generator. A little comedy, a little tragedy goes a long way in enjoying a simulated life.
The Moving Pixels Podcast Experiences ‘Event 0’

The Moving Pixels Podcast Experiences ‘Event 0’

This week we explore Event [0] and its experiment with language as a form of gameplay.
‘The Witness’ Sees Investigation As the Most Important of Human Virtues

‘The Witness’ Sees Investigation As the Most Important of Human Virtues

The Witness always loops back on a single article of faith, a faith in observable phenomenon, a faith that with enough sensory observation, solution is possible.