Ambrosia Sky is an astoundingly well-realised game with top shelf aesthetics, rock solid gameplay, and a beautiful story that adeptly grapples with some very heavy subject matter. If you’re willing to get a bit real, this is absolutely one of the must-play titles of the year. VINCENT PETER, PCMAG The layers upon layers of storytelling […]

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“Seasonala Cemetery offers players to sit, meditate and think. It does not task them with running around searching for clues or engaging in long-winded conversations with NPCs. There is simply you and a graveyard and the stories of those below waiting to be heard.” -ANGHARAD REDDEN, GAMINGBIBLE Seasonala Cemetery Gabby DaRienzo, 2025 (Steam, itch.io) Writer I […]

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What I can say for certain about The Axis Unseen is that it will make you feel things. It might be satisfaction or sadness or frustration or anger. I ran that gamut as I played, and that’s one of the reasons I’m confident it’ll stay with me. The meat on these bones may be a little tough […]

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Battle Vision Network Capybara Games, 2025 (Steam, Netflix) Lead Narrative Designer, concept and pre-production I was the lead narrative designer on BattleVision Network, helping build the world and narrative direction alongside the game director. I worked alongside the team of artists to define the theming and expression of the world of BattleVision, as well as […]

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“Dinosaur on the 18th Hole”  in Unspeakable Horror 3: Dark Rainbow Rising, 2023 “The kitschy golf course is a stark contrast to the claustrophobia of mine and Max’s apartment, a small space that should feel safe in its knowableness, but instead is rife with all the ways it was violated and defiled. The balcony window, […]

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“For Those Not Yet Lost”  in Monstrous Futures: A Sci-Fi Horror Anthology, 2023 “So why then is this person dead, two centuries before the end of their assignment and projected life span? Evelyn frowns, then sighs. She’s already called her wife, letting her know that she’ll have to undergo quarantine procedures and won’t be home […]

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“The Woman Who Drowned in the Detroit River” in Dangerous Waters: Deadly Women of the Sea, 2023 “I never met this great-grandfather and he disappeared from our family mythology, hidden behind secrets and fear and very obvious anger from my grandmother. And while I wasn’t told further tales of that one great-grandfather, I was told […]

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“A Gorgon’s Ossuary” in Hell Hath Only Fury, 2022 “Euryale’s foundation is strong because her bones themselves are immortal. But the spiteful god of wind is clever, and Euryale refuses to be tricked twice. Immortality does not grant protection, just a guarantee of forever.” “A Gorgon’s Ossuary” is about a gorgon who builds a house of […]

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“An Atlas of Wandering Bones” in Lackington’s, Spring Issue 25, 2022 “The collarbone, in a humid tropical forest, before agriculture but not before the mushrooms of the region tunneled and created their own life Found in fields of velvety and voracious plants, partially kicked under dirt, larvae wrapping around the golden-laced collarbone like ornamental carrion. […]

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