Brad Gallaway

@bradgallaway.bsky.social

Gamecritics.com Editor. So Videogames Podcast host. Pro-BLM & LGBTQIA. Anti-Fascist. MOTU stan. My wife is the best. He/Him.

Super frustrating to take the time and make the effort of laying out the facts of AI and why we shouldn't use it, only to be greeted by shrugging indifference from coworkers who use it to write emails and reports that no one bothers to read.

Good citizens of bluesky, please settle an argument for me: Is $10 a good tip for a pizza delivery person? Context: the shop is less than 10 minutes away, and no more than two pizzas are delivered. Thoughts???

Game devs: If your stance on development is "we're not adding accessibility or options to our game because we are crafting a *specific* experience meant for the kind of people who Get Our Vision" ...Then GTFO. You're immature, shortsighted, and you've got some learning to do. Don't need ya.

Blue Bottle Games, as a policy, does not use generative AI. It's something we've discussed as a team, weighing the pros and cons, and ultimately, we decided it was not for us. Recently, while chatting with a colleague, she mentioned it was useful hearing our reasoning. So: Sharing time! 1/12

Watching an ep of Bionic Six from '87. A guy invents a machine that absorbs paintings & lets someone else recreate them -- a crook steals it and calls himself an artistic genius. It's the perfect encapsulation of genAI, nearly 40 years before it existed.

Good morning! I wrote about Veritas Tales: Witch of the Dark Castle, and it's absolutely wonderful! It's a fun callback to tabletop RPGs, with a well-written story, and a narrative structure that reminded me of Resident Evil 2's (1998) zapping system. And it's also a beautifully handcrafted game.

Brad Gallaway@bradgallaway.bsky.social · 2w ago

Up today at GameCritics.com, writer @rorenado.bsky.social covers Veritas Tales: Witch of the Dark Castle. This superb and unconventional experience simulates book-based tabletop roleplaying akin to Fighting Fantasy, handcrafted by an industry veteran. gamecritics.com/rorenado/ver...

an image of a videogame that is presented like an open book. on the left is an image of a chimera with some spell cards and stats, and on the right is a character sheet with multiple items and more stats.

"Father says" Dating myself here but I remember when the paper of record had investigative journalists who could verify basic facts as well as most high school journalism interns, instead of hedging the shit out of anything they say that might contradict the ruling regime.

Immigrant Killed in Maine Had Legal Status, Father Says