Review of The Death of Erin Myers by Christopher Brendel

Thanks, Christopher! I agree with the review completely! I am halfway done and enjoying it very much! I can't wait for the next

Thanks, Jenny!

Ana

Yay! Thanks, Chris. So happy that you liked it. And thanks everyone at GB. You guys are cooooooooooooool.

Thanks Christopher and Jenny.

Great to read such a positive review, Christopher Brendel, and thank you

Sounds great, Christopher. Thank you very much for the review.

Hi Jenny

Look good. Thanks Jenny and Christopher.

A developer reviewing another developer's game. When do I get to write a review?

As Christopher points out, this is a one-man indie game. With that premise, it's unlikely that we can ever compete with games as Bioshock or Elder Scrolls when it comes to graphical content and lenght. However, it's totally possible to create games that are personal, original, and just as enjoyable as the blockbusters. Having to answer to a publisher, distributor or producer is sometimes extremely destructive for the creative vein. Erin Myers is an excellent example of this. Dan has created an extraordinary game with great atmosphere and magnificent music.

Mikael, you are free to write a review for us anytime you like! We would be honored to have an official review written by you, just let me know! And Dan Peach/Viperante wrote the review for Christopher Brendels last game.

And I can't agree more! While I love eye candy, I find this just as grasping. It fit the game. I cannot tolerate deliberately pixelated "retro" games though. I can't even glance at the screens!

A developer reviewing another developer's game. When do I get to write a review?

Yeah !! As soon as you like !!

Great! When I'm finished with my game, I'd be happy to batter somebody else's game into a pulp!

I also have a hard time with the retro pixeling. Or rather, my eyes do. It no doubt has a nostalgic value for us seasoned gamers, but I'd prefer to reserve that for the older games.

Retro pixeling = no game for me. I hate to think I've missed some great games because of it, but I just can't tolerate it. Or, as Mikael says, my eyes do!

Mikael! I look forward to both your game and a review!
Yes, it's my eyes that can't handle it too. It makes me nauseous and gives me migraines.

Ana

Great! When I'm finished with my game, I'd be happy to batter somebody else's game into a pulp!