The Burnt Offering The Hard-Boiled Heritage of True Detective By Stu Horvath • August 14th, 2015 Think True Detective Season Two is too complicated? Go watch NCIS, then.
Who Watches the Watcher By Jill Scharr • August 13th, 2015 How does our sense of morality change when we are being watched? And what happens when we take the watchers away? Jill Scharr investigates.
Dance Dance Dance By Jordan Mammo • August 12th, 2015 The Gamecube’s hidden gem P.N.03 isn’t like other action games – and it isn’t afraid to really strut its stuff.
Value, Price and Uncertainty By David Carlton • August 12th, 2015 If corporations can’t manage uncertainty with Kickstarter, then they’ll manage uncertainty by making cookie-cutter games. David Carlton talks Shenmue III.
Notes on Luftrausers By Brendan Keogh • August 10th, 2015 “Luftrausers is not a game about flying; it is a game about falling gracefully.” Brendan Keogh on the tactile pleasures of Vlambeer’s arcade shooter.
Treasure: The Moment By Rob Haines • August 4th, 2015 “Press A. Pray You Aren’t Torn Asunder.” Rob Haines on the history of the treasure chest and the infamous Mimics of Dark Souls.
What Kids These Days Think About Videogames, Vol 2 By David Wolinsky • August 3rd, 2015 “Me and my friends, we’re big trolls.” David Wolinsky phones 13 year old Cordelia to talk about her life as a gamer.
2015 is Turning into a Banner Year for Heavy Metal – UW55 By Stu Horvath • July 31st, 2015 Nearly every metal band worth a damn has new, awesome material coming out this year.
A Season in Hell By Luke Pullen • July 30th, 2015 “Toronto is the Platonic ideal of a city”. Luke Pullen escapes the Toronto winter with transgression in The Elder Scrolls.
Through a Lens, Digitally By Argun Ulgen • July 28th, 2015 Argun Ulgen investigates the brightly colored, digitally filmed Slow West and digital movie making in the 21st century.
