Rachel Mailhot
About
Rachel E. Mailhot is a recent graduate from Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst., where she studied Games, Simulations, Arts, & Sciences, with a concentration in Writing. Rachel has worked on several indie games and game projects, including the Global Game Jam game Cosmo, which she still lists as one of her favorites. Interests include: playing D&D and Pathfinder, petting cats, and getting excited about story driven narrative games.
My Posts
The Return of Them Rundown – DST drops Eye of the Storm
They’ve been here all along. DST’s Return of Them season finale, the Eye of the Storm, is live!
Lemon Cake, Cute Bake! A Must-Play Indie Game
Who knew running a bakery was so time consuming? Fix up Miss Bonbon’s old shop and make that sweet, sweet dough for both you and your customers.
Contradiction: Good Game, Bad End
Can a game be both good and bad? Contradiction toes the line, offering some excellent story and gameplay with a budget-shortened ending.
The Stanley Parable Article
Stanley clicked on an article titled ‘The Stanley Parable Article.’ It was an interesting introspective on The Stanley Parable and its various iterations. ‘How fascinating,’ he thought.
Omori: Fighting Emotions
“Everything is okay.” Although, for Omori, it’s really not. An indie horror RPG released after a six-year-long development, Omori’s story is cute and horrifyingly tragic.
SOMA: Deep Sea Horror
What makes us human? Is it our biology, or is it something more abstract, like the thoughts and emotions that make up our minds? SOMA
