Richard Clark
Richard Clark is the managing editor of Gamechurch, the editor-in-chief of Christ and Pop Culture, a regular columnist at Unwinnable, and a staff writer for Kill Screen. He can be reached at deadyetliving at gmail dot com or followed on twitter @deadyetliving.
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Guiding Lights: An Interview with Far Cry 3 Writer, Jeffrey Yohalem
"Our Managing Editor, Richard Clark caught up with Yohalem at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco ... talked about religion, humanitarianism and Yohalem's relationship with his father."
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Safe Space: An Open Letter to Apple About Keeping Out the Riff Raff
"Men, women and children playing games from your store are searching for escape, but they’re finding themselves face to face with.. ugh.. statements. Can we do something about this?"
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Spec Ops: The Line Writer On Making Violence Matter
"When they see him they don’t see a soldier. They see a force of nature. They see death."
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An Exclusive Look at “That Dragon, Cancer”: A Confrontation With Anguish and Faith
"That Dragon, Cancer is a confrontation with extreme empathy, a startling and heartbreaking experience that puts the player in the mindset of a father whose son, Joel, is dying of cancer."
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We Wrote These Love Letters to Videogames For Some Reason
You know how it is. Sometimes you just love a work of art or an inanimate object or a means of amusement so much that you want to write a gushing letter to it. This does not actually happen but we are having Love Letters week h...
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What A Mutilated Torso Tells Us About Ourselves
Once again, the game industry has let us down. It's the latest in a long line of last straws.
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The Search for God in Knytt Underground: An Interview with Nicklas Nygren
A few weeks ago, Nifflas Games released their first console game, Knytt Undergound (PS3 – Playstation Network, PC). While the Knytt name might be new to some, it wasn’t new to fans of the series on PC. It was a stra...
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Revelations: Violence, Evil, Consumerism, and Meekness.
Richard Clark fills in for Jordan Ekeroth, and just ruins everything.
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The Problem With Finding Feathers
Rich confesses his feather collecting addiction and ends up reflecting on the things he is truly thankful for.