Sided with my son
For a better Boston, not
Knowing ’twas over
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From 2012 all through 2013, I wrote little haikus here at Grinding Down about every game I beat or completed, totaling 104 in the end. I took a break from this format last year in an attempt to get more artsy, only to realize that I missed doing it dearly. So, we’re back. Or rather, I am. Hope you enjoy my continued take on videogame-inspired Japanese poetry in three phases of 5, 7, and 5, respectively.
Posted in 2015 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, just beat, musings, videogames, xbox one
Tagged Bethesda, Boston, Fallout 4, Father, haiku, haikus, open-world game, poetry, The Institute
Christmas is outside
Click everything, in order
To solve, be merry
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From 2012 all through 2013, I wrote little haikus here at Grinding Down about every game I beat or completed, totaling 104 in the end. I took a break from this format last year in an attempt to get more artsy, only to realize that I missed doing it dearly. So, we’re back. Or rather, I am. Hope you enjoy my continued take on videogame-inspired Japanese poetry in three phases of 5, 7, and 5, respectively.
Posted in 2015 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, just beat, videogames
Tagged christmas, escape, Flash, haiku, haikus, Ichima, Japanese, Jay is Games, poetry, puzzles, Room 11, Room 11: Xmas Tree
Locked inside his house
Craig must look, greet, pull, and use
All clickable things
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From 2012 all through 2013, I wrote little haikus here at Grinding Down about every game I beat or completed, totaling 104 in the end. I took a break from this format last year in an attempt to get more artsy, only to realize that I missed doing it dearly. So, we’re back. Or rather, I am. Hope you enjoy my continued take on videogame-inspired Japanese poetry in three phases of 5, 7, and 5, respectively.
Posted in 2015 completed games, demo, entertainment, haiku review, videogames
Tagged adventure, Craig, escape, haiku, haikus, poetry, point and click, puzzles
Find hidden objects
Archaeological plot
Familiar, but fun
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From 2012 all through 2013, I wrote little haikus here at Grinding Down about every game I beat or completed, totaling 104 in the end. I took a break from this format last year in an attempt to get more artsy, only to realize that I missed doing it dearly. So, we’re back. Or rather, I am. Hope you enjoy my continued take on videogame-inspired Japanese poetry in three phases of 5, 7, and 5, respectively.
Posted in 2015 completed games, entertainment, musings, videogames
Tagged Adera, adventure, haiku, haikus, Hit Point Studios, Jane Sinclaire, Microsoft, poetry, point and click, puzzles, Windows 10, Windows 8
Bosko wins bathroom
Plans to spin it, an art show
Click poop, dig up pet
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From 2012 all through 2013, I wrote little haikus here at Grinding Down about every game I beat or completed, totaling 104 in the end. I took a break from this format last year in an attempt to get more artsy, only to realize that I missed doing it dearly. So, we’re back. Or rather, I am. Hope you enjoy my continued take on videogame-inspired Japanese poetry in three phases of 5, 7, and 5, respectively.
Posted in 2015 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, randomness, videogames
Tagged adventure, Carmel Games, haiku, haikus, poetry, point and click, Smells Like Art
A battle of words
Can’t see the anagrams, pause
Look up, rearrange
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From 2012 all through 2013, I wrote little haikus here at Grinding Down about every game I beat or completed, totaling 104 in the end. I took a break from this format last year in an attempt to get more artsy, only to realize that I missed doing it dearly. So, we’re back. Or rather, I am. Hope you enjoy my continued take on videogame-inspired Japanese poetry in three phases of 5, 7, and 5, respectively.
Posted in 2015 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, videogames, xbox 360
Tagged anagrams, Denki, haiku, haikus, indie, poetry, Quarrel, words, XBLA
Birdy gonna fly
Right over your house, kill it
Interpret yourself
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From 2012 all through 2013, I wrote little haikus here at Grinding Down about every game I beat or completed, totaling 104 in the end. I took a break from this format last year in an attempt to get more artsy, only to realize that I missed doing it dearly. So, we’re back. Or rather, I am. Hope you enjoy my continued take on videogame-inspired Japanese poetry in three phases of 5, 7, and 5, respectively.
Posted in 2015 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, just beat, RPGs, videogames
Tagged adventure, Freebird Games, haiku, haikus, mystery, poetry, puzzles, The Mirror Lied, To the Moon
Loki desires
The Earth to be eaten up
Build a better world
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From 2012 all through 2013, I wrote little haikus here at Grinding Down about every game I beat or completed, totaling 104 in the end. I took a break from this format last year in an attempt to get more artsy, only to realize that I missed doing it dearly. So, we’re back. Or rather, I am. Hope you enjoy my continued take on videogame-inspired Japanese poetry in three phases of 5, 7, and 5, respectively.
Posted in 2015 completed games, entertainment, videogames, xbox 360
Tagged Avengers, Doctor Doom, haiku, haikus, LEGO, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, Loki, Magneto, poetry, Traveller's Tales, X-Men
Wall-jumping rabbit
Challenge does not carrot all
Muzzle those spitters
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From 2012 all through 2013, I wrote little haikus here at Grinding Down about every game I beat or completed, totaling 104 in the end. I took a break from this format last year in an attempt to get more artsy, only to realize that I missed doing it dearly. So, we’re back. Or rather, I am. Hope you enjoy my continued take on videogame-inspired Japanese poetry in three phases of 5, 7, and 5, respectively.
Posted in 2015 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, videogames
Tagged CTools Studio, haiku, haikus, kung fu, Kung Fu Rabbit, Neko Entertainment, platformer, PlayStation Plus, poetry, puzzles
Not the Dragon Quest
We all know, find stolen friend
Through physics puzzles
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From 2012 all through 2013, I wrote little haikus here at Grinding Down about every game I beat or completed, totaling 104 in the end. I took a break from this format last year in an attempt to get more artsy, only to realize that I missed doing it dearly. So, we’re back. Or rather, I am. Hope you enjoy my continued take on videogame-inspired Japanese poetry in three phases of 5, 7, and 5, respectively.
Posted in 2015 completed games, entertainment, haiku review, just beat, videogames
Tagged Armor Games, Dragon Quest, haiku, haikus, platformer, poetry, puzzle
Grinding Down 