Jill graduated from UC Santa Cruz with degrees in History of Art & Visual Culture and Classical Studies. She then devoted nearly ten years to working in Museums before jumping into video game journalism. Her childhood was spent enjoying the undeniable jams of Yoshi’s Island, preventing the end of the world in Majora’s Mask, ripping through the Greek pantheon in God of War, and exploring Tamriel in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Today, she enjoys playing a mixture of genres and can’t resist a good indie.
What does it mean to be a “cozy” game? Contributor Jill Grodt speaks to cozy game developers from across the industry to learn their thoughts on the label and get to the bottom of why this non-genre is such a phenomenon.
