Author Archives: Lee

About Lee

Lee Laughead is a writer of fantasy, politics, and video gaming. He has a Bachelor of Science in English (emphasis in creative writing) from Brigham Young University Idaho. Lee currently lives in Muscatine, Iowa. He is the author of Anchored to the Flesh, a rad fantasy novel.

Dream Games — Attack on Titan

Dream Games — Attack on Titan This article contains some moderate spoilers for the ongoing manga storyline. If you’re watching the animated series and want to avoid having some cool parts ruined, please read another article on this website. Or … Continue reading

Animu, Beat-Em-Up, Dream Games, Fantasy/Sci-Fi, Horror, Video Gaming

Rad Deals – Sonic the Hedgehog Bundle on Amazon

I wrote an unusually positive review of Sonic Generations about a year ago, and there’s a pretty rad deal for a collection of Sonic games going on Amazon right now, and it mercifully excludes the dark ages of Sonic where … Continue reading

Bonus, Platformer, Racing, Rad Deals, Self-Indulgent Nonsense You Can Safely Ignore, Video Gaming

How Mozilla and OTOY Have Made the PlayStation 4 Obsolete

How Mozilla and OTOY Have Made the PlayStation 4 Obsolete I am unreasonably wary of cloud systems, a process by which information is stored online in order to be more easily accessible to the users. It allows for greater flexibility, … Continue reading

Erik Harmon, Online Gaming, Politics, Video Gaming

Indie Games That Don’t Suck: Alter Ego

Indie Games That Don’t Suck: Alter Ego Alter Ego. No, it’s not the 1986 text adventure game of the same name. It’s a 2011 puzzle platformer that involves the player controlling a stickman, his opposing ghost, and frequently switching places … Continue reading

Platformer, Video Gaming

Death to Always-Online DRM

Death to Always-Online DRM Imagine if your car wouldn’t start without an electronic leash from Ford or Toyota’s computer servers. If your mp3 player or ebook reader wouldn’t work because you were in a concrete building. If your guns wouldn’t … Continue reading

Online Gaming, Politics, Video Gaming

A Review of the Bundle Stars ‘Bundle #6 – Catnip’

A Review of the Bundle Stars ‘Bundle #6 – Catnip’ For a change of pace I’m reviewing an indie games bundle that has more than a mayfly’s lifespan left before closing. Check out Bundle Stars for lots of cheap games; … Continue reading

Adventure, First-Person, Online Gaming, Puzzle, RPG or thereabouts, Tower Defense, Video Gaming

26 Ridiculous Things People Googled to Find This Stupid Site

26 Ridiculous Things People Googled to Find This Stupid Site I uncover a lot of fascinating things when people use search engines to find my site. From people who don’t know what GameFAQs is to perverted nincompoops who think Wartune … Continue reading

Comedy, Film, Self-Indulgent Nonsense You Can Safely Ignore, Video Gaming

BioShock Infinite is Badly-Designed and Badly-Written Prolefeed

BioShock Infinite is Badly-Designed and Badly-Written Prolefeed BioShock Infinite is being praised for its tight gameplay and brilliant story. I found it to be a poor man’s Dishonored and lacking in both combat and plot. I’ll address each separately. The … Continue reading

Fantasy/Sci-Fi, First-Person, Politics, This isn't just a video game this is ART you wouldn't understand it you plebian filth, Video Gaming

God Hand Sucks

God Hand Sucks Gamers are a superstitious and cowardly lot. They’re a group of greedy, needy, weak-willed cowards who demand entitlement and see a conspiracy around every corner. So when the well-respected gaming journalist website IGN refused to bow down … Continue reading

Beat-Em-Up, Video Gaming

A Review of the Indie Royale “Mighty Bundle”

A Review of the Indie Royale “Mighty Bundle” Go to Indie Royale , get cool games for cheap. Let’s check them out. Waveform Another game from the Indie Royale that refused to let me take a screenshot. I even tried … Continue reading

Animu, Fantasy/Sci-Fi, Horror, Puzzle, Racing, RPG or thereabouts, Strategy, Video Gaming