Video essays about why games feel the way they do

I have played games since I was small and written about them since I was twenty. A few years ago I stopped writing short scores and started making long videos, because a game is easier to talk about when you can show it. Most of what I make is about how games begin, how they end and what happens when you walk between the two.

I record in my living room with a microphone in the corner and the curtains drawn. The shelf behind me is full of plain cases, and I walk down to the harbour when a script is stuck. I do not give scores and I do not tell you what to buy. I say what a game did to me, and why.

What I sell are the things I use to make the videos: outline cards, a play journal, a script template and two video courses, one on writing a review essay and one on making a video from it. The videos are free. The rest is there to help you make your own.