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Apparently I am a Hiderum Studios Creator Partner now. They offered me the role recently and I happily accepted. I do not think I have exactly spent my time showering their games with praise. I seem to remember spending a considerable portion of one review calling them mad people. Apparently they liked that. At the moment there are only two Creator Partners, including me. Perhaps if the list grows, it will eventually start feeling like some sort of little club. The name sounds rather grand, although in practice I do not think it means we are constantly collaborating on things. It feels more like Hiderum taking creators they already enjoy working with and putting a nice official ribbon around the relationship. Fair enough. They support creators they like. I continue doing whatever I was already doing. Everyone benefits. There is no actual obligation for me to cover anything, so there is no real pressure either. Although the title does sound important enough that it occasionally makes me...

This review contains plenty of spoilers. I mentioned Skyrim briefly in my Monster Hunter: World review. I actually started playing it about a month ago. First, I had to buy the game. I opened Steam and found The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition. "Is this the one I need?" I asked my boyfriend. Apparently, yes. He was playing the Special Edition too. I asked if I could just use his account. He told me Bethesda games already had enough bugs, and that if we both used the same account, there was a chance both of our save files might end up getting messed up. So I should just buy my own copy. All right. I bought it. But while I was adding the game to my cart, I noticed something else. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Upgrade. "Do I need this too?" I asked my boyfriend. "Look at the reviews." Oh. RECENT REVIEWS. Mostly Negative. ALL REVIEWS. Mixed. Well. The font colours are nice and warm. I did not buy that one. Anyway. I made a male character beca...