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Amanda Gorecki

Amanda Gorecki

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Senior Community Developer and Writer, Gaming Access Weekly

North Dakota, Gr, Forks

Biography

Background in writing and social media | I cover video games (from indie to AAA), the games industry, and technology.

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Total articles 67

  • Indie Spotlight: Wax Heads

    By Amanda Gorecki| Substack@ My goal for The Indie Game Cafe is to introduce people to their next favorite video game experience, so it’s no surprise that I fell in love with Wax Heads. In this gem, you’re slinging records at a struggling shop, connecting people with their favorite artists, or introducing them to something you know they’ll love. The game comes to us from Murray Somerwolff and Rocío Tomé; together, they are Patattie Games.

    By Amanda Gorecki · Substack

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Ritual of Raven demo impressions

    By Amanda Gorecki| Substack@ Author’s Note: As I was writing this, I realized I had forgotten to take screenshots of the demo, so all credit goes to Spellgarden for any images!Sticky Business was one of my favorite cozy games in 2023. It had everything. You could create stickers. You could get all whimsical with packaging. You connected with people. You had the option to turn off the day timer so you could work at your pace. I spent hours playing the base game and its subsequent DLC entries.

    By Amanda Gorecki · Substack

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Wanderstop Review

    By Amanda Gorecki| Substack@ In January, I wrote that I was eagerly awaiting Wanderstop, the first release from Ivy Road, because of a combination of the art style and its protagonist, Alta. She’s a fighter who wants nothing to do with the calm, comfy life depicted in the game, a perspective we don’t see much in so-called cozy games. Now that I’ve spent twelve hours and change in the idyllic clearing where Wanderstop’s tea shop is located, I’m in awe of what Ivy Road created. I have a lot in common with Alta.

    By Amanda Gorecki · Substack

    Mar. 17, 2025

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Gaming Access Weekly

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States