Steven Balbirnie talks to Greg Kasavin of Supergiant Games about the massive success of their first game Bastion, and their forthcoming title Transistor. Continue reading
Category Archives: Otwo
Review: Avant-Garde
Title: Avant-Garde
Publishers: Newgrounds
Developers: Morvan and Mnemusyne
Platforms: Browser
Release Date: Out Now
Review: Slender The Arrival
Title: Slender: The Arrival
Publisher: Blue Isle Studios
Developer: Parsec Productions
Platforms: PC, Mac
Release Date: Out Now
Final Reality
With Yoichi Wada stepping down as the president of Square Enix after 13 years at the helm of the company, Rory Michael O’Sullivan examines his legacy and downfall
Bundles of Joy
Steven Balbirnie takes a look at Humble Bundle Inc. and how gamers can be mobilised for the support of charities.
Interview: Ellie Goulding
As she rushes to shower before her Dublin show, pop princess cum electro goddess Ellie Goulding sits down with Aoife Valentine to talk living in the Phoenix Park, outrageous egg demands and how Irish students are just the right level of crazy drunk Continue reading
Travel: Stockholm
Lucy Montague Moffatt takes us beyond Ikea to explore the beauty of Sweden with it’s capital city, Stockholm Continue reading
Otwo attempts: Stand-up comedy
Stand-up comedy is no laughing matter, as Kevin Beirne finds out as he gets to grips with how to get laughs Continue reading
Interview: Foil, Arms and Hog
Sketch troupe Foil, Arms and Hog talk to Jack Walsh about the makings of a sketch, gay gyms and Irish films Continue reading
Fatal Fourway: Best Teen Angst Novels
The Bell Jar - Anna Burzlaff
No awkward teenage girl’s journey to adulthood is complete without a reading of The Bell Jar. Sylvia Plath’s novel has two functions. First, it allows for deep insight into mental illness and Plath’s own psychological state and second, it reminds those misanthropic amongst us that there is in fact someone more miserable and disturbed than we are. Continue reading