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The road to PAX East is always a long and exciting one. You buy the tickets, hotel stays, and flights months in advance. You chat on Discord/Facebook about what’s going to be there, how excited we all are, perusing schedules on the official site, wondering what parties there will be. …

"I've probably done close to 4,000 jobs and I've loved every single one of them."

'The Thaumaturge' delivers a dark and unique supernatural experience that's captivating despite some repetitive gameplay.

A Victorian Steampunk adventure with mythical creatures struggles to maintain high quality while balancing a rich and complex narrative.

'Jusant' is a delightful and often meditative narrative experience focused on discovery as a decaying tower is climbed.

'Ghostrunner 2' is full of fast-paced parkour and cyborg Ninja action that is addicting enough to overcome the thin story and deliver a great experience.

The demo of 'The Lord of the Rings: Gollum' at PAX East left me feeling connected to the duality of Sméagol and Gollum in a way I did not expect.

Asterigos: Curse of the Stars has great worldbuilding and interesting hooks, but fails asan experience that is groundbreaking or compelling.

'Bright Memory: Infinite' is a short but bright burst of sci-fi FPS action. Goofy story aside, this is a fun experience from a small but talented developer.

The fourth and final day of PAX East was full of games, from 'Cursed to Golf' to 'Brick Tales' and 'Asterigos' to 'The Last Hero of Nostalgaia,' all quite different but very fun.