Forms in Light Lost Cities By Justin Reeve • March 10th, 2022 Shadow of the Tomb Raider gets a lot wrong about archaeology, but the game at least pokes a hole in the myth of the lost city.
Good Kung Fu Part Two: Shawscope Volume One from Arrow Video By Orrin Grey • March 9th, 2022 More films from the Shawscope Volume 1 box set of Shaw Brothers kung fu films.
Casting Deep Meteo Impossible Decisions: The Game By Levi Rubeck • March 8th, 2022 As I am not interested in a Mothership experience completely devoid of hope, I presume my players aren’t either. But this isn’t a stroll down candy corn avenue.
King Kong By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • March 7th, 2022 The Eighth Wonder of the World left some surprising marks on D&D.
Friction Burns Weapon Degradation – Or Ephemeral Equipment? By Ruth Cassidy • March 4th, 2022 Does having the specific language to spot a mechanic – or a narrative trope – prime players and critics to see what they know, instead of what they’re experiencing?
Another Look Killing My People By Yussef Cole • March 4th, 2022 My mother once walked in on my brother and I playing a PlayStation game called SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs. She interrupted our session, asking why we were “killing our people?”
King of All Monsters By Karin Malady • March 3rd, 2022 When you know who the real monster is, the fight feels triumphant.
