James O'Connor

James O'Connor has written about games for a long time. He has written for games, as a narrative designer, for less time. Against his better judgement, he's on Twitter: @Jickle

James O'Connor's Latest Articles

Demonschool. Image: Necrosoft Games / Ysbryd Games.
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Demonschool review: still has some lessons to learn

Demonschool's extremely cool style can't quite overcome its repetitive gameplay.

Syberia - Remastered. Image: Microids.
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Syberia Remastered review: still good but not better than the original

The remaster a good visual overhaul of the original Syberia, but it retains a few too many quirks.

No Other Choice. Image: Madman Entertainment.
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No Other Choice review: Park Chan-wook does it again

Park Chan-wook's latest film No Other Choice is darkly hilarious, incredibly pointed and stunningly shot.

Dispatch. Image: Ad Hoc Studio.
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Dispatch review: gorgeous superhero story is slow to take flight

The writers of Tales of the Borderlands and The Wolf Among Us deliver an episodic superhero game with a dash…

Rose Byrne gives a stellar performance in If I Had Legs I'd Kick You. Image: A24 / Fat City / Central Pictures.
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If I Had Legs I'd Kick You review: Rose Byrne's brilliant breakdown

Rose Byrne's brilliant performance anchors Mary Bronstein's tense, funny film about a mother in crisis, If I Had Legs I'd…

BALL x PIT review. Image: Devolver Digital.
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BALL x PIT review: ball-bouncing roguelite is hard to put down

Ball X Pit is bouncy and exciting, even if its pit isn't the deepest.

Baby Steps. Image: Devolver Digital.
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Baby Steps review: stupid babies need the most attention

Baby Steps is a game of tremendous intentionality, unbridled fury and weird relatability.

LEGO Voyagers. Image: Light Brick Studios.
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LEGO Voyagers review: prepare to fall in love with two bricks

LEGO Voyagers is a beautiful, clever, and surprisingly emotional co-op journey.

Shinobi: Art of Vengeance. Image: Sega.
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Shinobi: Art of Vengeance review – as sharp and deadly as any katana

Shinobi's return is a strong argument for the series' continued relevance.

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OFF review: the cult RPG is back and strange as ever

The underground French curio OFF is as odd and cerebral as ever, albeit less shocking than it once was.

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