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Life Flashes By is out of beta! Now the real work begins…
This entry was originally posted at Deirdra Kiai Productions. For more detailed thoughts on Life Flashes By and what it’s about, see also the conversation Denis Farr had here with me last month. First off, I would like to take … Continue reading
Life Flashes By: A Conversation
One of our staff writers released a game last November. Considering it is a game that features a middle-aged woman as the protagonist, it seems odd that we never actually, you know, provided our readers here with a link. What … Continue reading
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