Recent reviews by Wm

Carrying on from the ambient screensavers of the 90s and interactive/procedural music toys such as Toshio Iwai's Electroplankton, Panoramical doesn't play it safe, musically - the generated compositions are dense and challenging, more closely related to electro-acoustic art music than electronic mood music.

I'm calling it now: game of the year.

An elegaic game-poem from Scotland, set in San Francisco, about those lost in Japan's 2011 earthquake and tsunami. Thoughtful, well-paced and touching.

Fantastic art-historical (and history-historical) refs/hat-tips/name-drops, in addition to its other virtues.

This is the future of digital games. One of the futures, at least.

References cinema while being essentially non-cinematic. Breaks long-standing rules of HCI for games without breaking the experience. Short enough to not wear out its welcome: witty, poignant, funny, fast-paced.