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writer, freelance video game consultant @hitdetection, elsewhere. dev @ Radiant Array, Interstate 35 coming Nov 13th. juliemuncy23 AT gmail dot com
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A Reluctant Defense of Daniil Danovsky, Bachelor of Medicine

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By Julie Muncy
| Bullet Points Monthly
Pathologic 3 introduces its world by placing you in a series of traps. In quick succession, you visit a locked room, a hostile interrogator looming over you; a prison cell, punishment for crimes your player character did before you got here; and the Town itself, a small Steppe village that will soon be quarantined in an effort to fight a vicious, possibly sentient plague. Again, this last one was also your fault—quarantine orders came from one Doctor Daniil Dankovsky, Bachelor of Medicine. You.
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Your Brain is Made of Meat

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By Julie Muncy
| Bullet Points Monthly
Your Brain is Made of Meat Julie Muncy At some point, in your experience playing Dead Space—whether the original or the remake—you're probably going to start desecrating corpses. The impulse is as understandable as it is, potentially, irrational. Necromorphs, the game's particular riff on space zombies, are born from the dead and dying—they are, literally, the changed dead.
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The Best Nintendo Switch Games of 2023

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By Alex Kane Verified, Adrien Ramirez, Julie Muncy, Joanna Nelius Verified, Lily Hartman
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Written by Alex Kane, Adrien Ramirez, Julie Muncy, Joanna Nelius, and Lily Hartman Updated December 12, 2022 If you just got ahold of a new Nintendo Switch or Switch Lite, the next thing you’re going to need is a handful of great video games to play on it. After a few fun-filled years with our own Switches and Switch Lites, we’ve certainly got some thoughts.
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