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Catrana

Hi, and thanks for stopping by! My name is Cheyenne Palmes. I’m a twenty year old undergraduate at CQUniversity with a passion for gaming, cats, equality and chai lattes. One day, I would love to work for Bioware, while still working on my own, independent gaming projects.

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Jennifer Hepler Leaves Bioware, Highlights Cyberbulling

Jennifer Hepler leaves Bioware to pursue other opportunities, received death threats.

How ‘The Walking Dead’ Forced Me To Confront My Fears, And Grow Stronger For It

I've always been terrified of zombies, to the point of actively avoiding any game that included them. Until now. The Walking Dead gave me a reason to fight, and a reason to face my fears.

5 Developers I Would Love To See Working On VR Games

I take a look at a few game developers I would love to see explore the potential of virtual reality. And yes, that includes a VR Pokemon game. Don't judge me...I know you guys want one too.

Review: Antichamber

Antichamber is a game that will challenge you, defy you, and just maybe make you break down in tears from confronting your own insecurities. But you'll emerge from the Antichamber stronger than you were when you went in, and that alone makes it a worthwhile game to play.

Dragon Age: Inquisition To Bring Back Multiple PC Races, And Mounts.

New details About Dragon Age: Inquisition leave fans screaming with joy.

5 Pointless NPC Deaths That Were Used For Emotional Exploitation

A short look at some of the NPC deaths that have made me roll my eyes...or cry them out.

Dragon Slayer Awards: LuminousInverse Nominated for Notable Gaming Personality

LuminousInverse, DOTA 2 celebrity, is a nominee for this year's Notable Gaming Personality in the Guildlaunch Dragonslayer Awards

Guild Launch Dragon Slayer Awards: Tobuscus for Notable Gaming Personality

Tobuscus has been responsible for many laughs over the years, and he's a worthy candidate for Gaming Personality of the Year!

Oops, I Tripped In Your Plothole: Two Endings Undermined By Their Creators

I take a look at two games let down by their endings, and why they burned me so very badly.

Shadowrun Returns: Doing Diversity Right

Shadowrun Returns puts players into a diverse, thrilling sci-fi/fantasy dystopia and lets them run wild in a beautifully crafted narrative.