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Food Fantasy is fantastic but frustrating
September 25, 2018By: Michelle Chiang With stunning graphics and anthropomorphized food items, Food Fantasy is a mobile game that is both fun and engaging. It combines aspects of two common gaming genres, RPG and restaurant management, into one game, making for a unique experience. The player begins as an entrepreneur looking to start their own restaurant. However, the player also doubles as a Cooking Attendant, a protector of the world who uses “Food Souls” — the anthropomorphized versions of various dishes — in order to battle monsters. It is unexpectedly pretty amusing sending out Peking…
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The Hanging Girl is a gripping story that will keep you on your toes
September 16, 2018By: Michelle Chiang The Hanging Girl follows seventeen-year-old Skye Thorn, who often gave tarot readings for her classmates throughout her life. And when their small town’s golden girl Paige Bonnet goes missing, Skye decides to use…
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Binge-watching is just a normal way to take in shows
September 7, 2018Written by: Michelle Chiang, SFU Student Binge-watching is a term that, as recently as five years ago, might have seemed abnormal. The time commitment required to take in an entire show or series within a single night or two was…
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