By Ronald Gordon Cooperative games have always led to a joyous time for me, but never did I think I could relate to one as heavily as I did with Split Fiction. Being a fledgling writer whose dream is to one day publish his own fiction stories, I couldn’t help but feel excited by the…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome to 2025’s first Roundup, where we gather the news from members & Interns alike to give them a shoutout! The start of 2025 has been grand thanks to the 14th Annual New York Game Awards, which had over 500,000 viewers online and highlighted all the fantastic games we witnessed…
As the curtain falls on our 14th New York Game Awards, here are a number of After Party photos, often with Sam Lake, our esteemed Andrew Yoon Legend Award Winner. You’ll find Reggie, Sherri and Harold here, too. And Best Actor winner Troy Baker. (Photos are by Nancy J. Parisi. Please credit her if you’re…
This batch of New York Game Awards photos, all taken by Nancy J. Parisi, features the excitement around our potent education programs. We call these wonderful programs Playing With Purpose. Patricia Bayley from Empire State Development kindly pledged support for our students and our Playing With Purpose program.
Get your discounted New York Game Awards tickets now! By Ronald Gordon Indiana Jones is back and better than ever, taking over the screen yet again with his eccentric flair and heavy fists. Having had his precious cat mummy stolen from his exhibit, Dr. Jones dons the legendary hat, jacket, and whip once again, unknowingly…
By Ronald Gordon Seasons greetings to you all and a warm welcome back to the Roundup, the column meant to highlight great articles from members and interns alike! The end of 2024 is right around the corner, but that doesn’t mean reviews and news around gaming have come to a halt, there’s still plenty more…
We missed some great games during the year. In this ongoing feature, we look back at offerings we finally got a chance to review. By Ronald Gordon I never thought that a game with a cutesy, playful exterior could pinch me as hard as a crab’s crusher claw, yet here I am having died several…
By Ronald Gordon Dragon Age: Inquisition was a fantastic game I played back in my high school days, and one for which I still have fond memories. It took months, if not years, of my time, thanks to its characters, its story, and the world of Thedas drawing me in. I still have recent playthroughs…
By Ronald Gordon Hello once again and welcome back to the Roundup, an article written for the sole purpose of highlighting the works of our NYVGCC members and interns alike! October seems to be a great month for game releases as we’ve got not only the new Silent Hill 2 Remake that came out, but…
By Harold Goldberg The New York Videogame Critics Circle has begun a compelling, new series of Games Writing classes at the Bronx’s Lab School of Finance and Technology. As part of our nonprofit’s Playing With Purpose program, Ryan O’Callaghan, Ronald Gordon, Isaac Espinosa and I are joining the Lab School for a compelling journalism program…