Two years ago, in the early days of this blog, I wrote a post about Ascendancy II. It was in part a celebration of Ascendancy, the people who created it, and the immense role the game played in my childhood… and in the other part it was a vaguely bitter and definitely melodramatic rant about The Logic Factory saying they might develop the sequel to Ascendancy on a platform I had no access to. So — pretty on par with the quality and professionalism you should expect from the first year or so of my blogging career. Here’s the weird
Tag: The Logic Factory
Ascendancy II Is Coming
(This post is from 2012. I’ve written more recently about Ascendancy II, which you can read here.) Never (I won’t say in a million years, but maybe a hundred) would I have anticipated writing this post before the one about the original Ascendancy. Ascendancy is one of my all-time favorite games, one of the most influential experiences in my life, and a defining moment of my childhood. To say that Ascendancy, and by extension, The Logic Factory, is dear to me is an understatement of near-criminal magnitude. So, of course, I was planning a long love-fest of a post on