Alexis Ong

Fanbyte • 10th January 2021

Everyone Is Already Pretending Cyberpunk 2077 Never Happened

Cyberpunk 2077 isn’t the game many people wanted. In many other ways, however, it’s the game we deserve.

The Sixth Axis • 25th December 2020

Cyberpunk 2077 Review

It simply isn’t possible to enjoy the privilege of a cold first impression of Cyberpunk 2077.

PC Gamer • 25th December 2020

The Hollywood-obsessed FMV games of the '90s were weird as hell

Gaming's early attempts to to taken seriously by Hollywood produced some delightfully awkward gems.

PC Gamer • 4th December 2020

The dark art of Noctropolis, the most gorgeous FMV game you've never played

Straight off the bat, Noctropolis unfurls as a midlife crisis in motion.

The Next Web • 23rd November 2020

4 reasons why you should automate your social media marketing

Social media advertising can be daunting, especially as brands juggle multiple social media platforms.

Fanbyte • 18th November 2020

Fear of a Yellow Planet: Why We Need to Actually Understand Cyberpunk

When you saw one set of footprints in cyberpunk, it was then that Asian culture carried you.

The Next Web • 28th October 2020

AR isn’t just ‘exciting’, it’s practical: Here’s how to use it for your business

Augmented reality might seem like a daunting new frontier for the average business, but adopting this new technology is a lot easier than it seems.

PC Gamer • 23rd October 2020

30 years later, Sierra's Laura Bow mysteries are still a treasure

Laura Bow will always be Sierra's original adventure game detective, and a trailblazing heroine.

PC Gamer • 20th October 2020

Every Sierra graphical adventure game, ranked

How I spent 1.5 months beating the long-dead corpse of my childhood.

The Indie Game Website • 15th October 2020

Lucifer Within Us Review

You’ve gotta hand it to Kitfox, they know how to make a game look good.

Tor • 9th October 2020

Trauma and Imagination in Earthlings by Sayaka Murata

Sayaka Murata’s new novel is a methodical descent into a very special, almost rational kind of madness.

The Next Web • 28th September 2020

Graphic design apps are now as fundamental as Excel — here's how non-designers get up to speed

In today’s digital landscape, it’s critical to understand why design matters beyond the realm of the creative department.

The Guardian • 22nd September 2020

'Video games are a great place for politics': meet India's modern magical realists

Studio Oleomingus create surreal games that unpick India’s thorny past – and take aim at its chaotic present

Fanbyte • 18th September 2020

I Pretended to Pretend to Be a Star Trek Character Online

I didn't want to be Lwaxana Troi. I wanted to be someone who wanted to be Lwaxana Troi.

PC Gamer • 17th September 2020

How the '90s family computer shaped a generation's exposure to PC gaming

Through my dad, the shared family PC introduced me to games and technology I'd never have found on my own.

Eurogamer • 10th September 2020

Alternate controllers in a world we can't touch

With Covid-19's devastating effects on travel, public movement, and basic physicality, video games have become a much-needed outlet for people to maintain a sense of connection and creativity.

The Indie Game Website • 9th September 2020

Cloud Gardens Review

In the time it took me to understand how Cloud Gardens worked, I’d gone on an emotional journey from fleeting confusion to intense trance-like focus on the game and only the game.

PC Gamer • 26th August 2020

Black Myth: Wu Kong has given Elden Ring fans another mysterious game to long for

The Elden Ring fan community, starved for new information on their open world messiah, has become a force unto itself on the internet.

Syfy • 25th August 2020

What We Do in the Shadows is a bloodsucking allegory for capitalism

What We Do in the Shadows is, besides being a charismatic slice-of-life mockumentary about Staten Island vampires, a show about struggle.

Tor • 20th August 2020

The Unsung Muse of Speculative Fiction Is a Wikipedia Community

The universe of speculative fiction is an ever-expanding monstrosity, often merging with horror, science fiction, fantasy, and similar realms of weirdness.