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Baf's Guide to the IF Archive, Arthur Yahtzee: The Curse of Hell's Cheesecake". Wurb.com. 21 July 2000 . Retrieved 6 November 2012. In the very end Alison gets publicly eviscerated by the press for forcibly undoing a Demonic Possession, even though it was a clear act of immediate self-defense that saved hundreds of people. Possessed Jessica is viewed as nothing but a victim and martyr for dual-consciousness rights, with the fact that she was actively committing an explicitly racially-motivated mass murder at the time ignored by the public at large. That the original Jessica did not consent to the situation is also conveniently ignored. Mix all of that with a lot of government bureaucracy shenanigans and you have a situation that’s entertainingly crazy.

a b "Yahtzee's Dev Diary: A New Series From the Creator of Zero Punctuation". 2 May 2019. Archived from the original on 7 November 2020. Dr. Diablerie is revealed to the audience (unsurprisingly) to have been a double agent the whole time in the final chapter, the persona of "Dr. Diablerie" is actually an incredibly elaborate spell, that transforms him—personality and all—into the "character" of Dr. Diablerie.Yahtzee: Chzo was, objectively, a Good Thing for me. There's no reason to be ashamed by past works because the only person who should be ashamed is the person you were when you made them, and that person no longer exists. It's said that every artist/writer/whatever creative type has 10,000 bad paintings/stories/projects in them, and it's just a matter of getting through them all. Chzo was part of that. So I don't regret anything about them. I can't make people forget about the rougher bits. But I can criticise them along with everyone else. yahtzeee (8 April 2011). "IAM Yahtzee Croshaw off of the Escapist's Zero Punctuation, AMAA: r/IAmA". Reddit . Retrieved 1 June 2023. Either Silent Hill 2 or Portal. All the characters are memorable, even if not likeable. Hopefully not spoilers, but I found myself feeling sympathy for Victor (Who I never really liked) and am now crushing majorly on Adam (Who was always my favourite). Benjamin Richard " Yahtzee" Croshaw (born 24 May 1983) [1] [2] is a British comedic writer, author, video game journalist, humorist, podcaster, and video game developer. He is best known for his video game review series Zero Punctuation, which he produces for The Escapist. [3] Before this, Croshaw gained attention in the Adventure Game Studio community for his video game production.

Gamespot Blog Entry: "PressSpotting: Ramblin' with Ben 'Yahtzee' Croshaw" ". GameSpot. Archived from the original on 15 February 2009 . Retrieved 18 July 2008. This section of a biography of a living person does not include any references or sources. Please help by adding reliable sources. Contentious material about living people that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately.

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My latest book, published by Dark Horse Books, has been released as of February 14th 2017! It's an exciting sci-fi adventure about all the usual exciting sci-fi things: obsolescence, redundancy, hopelessness and despair. It's also a comedy! Ha ha. Here are all the ways you can get it: At the same time a school for the 'magically infused young people' is uncovered. People in charge call it an institution that provides education and protection. People not in charge call it a torture dungeon. It's All About Me: Nita’s tendency to make everything about her and accusing Elizabeth of sabotaging her interview hints that her crusade is more for attention than actually caring about discrimination.

Fully Ramblomatic - the blog of Yahtzee Croshaw: Will Update This Blog For Likes". Fully Ramblomatic - the blog of Yahtzee Croshaw. 21 September 2019 . Retrieved 15 February 2021. But, after setting aside my preconceptions and accepting the original creation of this savage critic (the author is a well-known video game reviewer feared for his caustic wit) for what it was, I really enjoyed it. The characters are ridiculous, unique and well-established. The world is very well grounded. But mostly: with four major characters (including the protagonist) being female, it easily and seamlessly passes the Bechdel Test without feeling at all forced!!! Sadly this is something that the genre typically struggles with and I was delighted to find a truly balanced ensemble cast. Does This Remind You of Anything?: It's implied that not only is healing magic unfortunate for the healer to use because it's Cast from Lifespan, it also gives them an immense physical pleasure in doing it and makes it incredibly addicting to cast, not unlike doing drugs like meth or heroine. Even the Rapid Aging it causes can be likened to the long-term effects of heavy drug-use, albeit sped-up for emphasis.There's a magical school run by monks; a student who turns out not to have magic--she has an eidetic memory that made people think she did--so goes to work at the ministry instead of going to the secondary school; some aliens called Fluidics who are sort of giant amoebas that are seeking asylum and end up doing all sorts of helpful jobs; kids who really do have 'magical infusions;' and someone who's murdering Fluidics. Our eidetic memory girl Alison ends up in the middle of the investigation. In the year 2010, on October 26, 2010, the independently published short story anthology Machine of Death was published, containing a short story by Croshaw. [70] [11] Jam [ edit ] A strong, creative, and unique story with characters I cared about. More laugh-out-loud funny than The Rook, but without the wordplay and incredible use of language. Less crude and a stronger story than A Dirty Job. Zipped PDF scans of PC Plus November 2003 article on AGS, featuring The Trials of Odysseus Kent [ permanent dead link] cited 15 November 2006 While The Ministry itself appears in several of Yhatzee's previous works, several characters make reference to a specific event from "10 years ago". While the actual details provided about said event are slim, they do bare a suspicious resemblance to the events of The Consuming Shadow, a game which Yahtzee also made, and which takes place at approximately that time.