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2 games by Nicky Case reviewed here.
2 reviews
Nicky Case's autobiographical dialogue game reduces every interaction to a single tap — read the next line, or pick what you're about to say — and uses dozens of quietly tracked choices to make that tap carry real weight through to a genuinely different final act.
8 / 10
Nicky Case's 2017 interactive explainer turns the iterated prisoner's dilemma into a 30-minute playable argument about why cooperation breaks down — and how it can be rebuilt — using nothing but a handful of tap-driven choices and a running tournament of computer opponents.
7.5 / 10