Casting Deep Meteo Finding Joy in Permanent Scurvy By Levi Rubeck • January 20th, 2025 My sea legs aren’t quite proper developed, but PIRATE BÖRG deftly slices the appropriate inspirations and drops loads of tables to steer your characters towards delightful chaos.
Totally Generic Watching The Good Wife on the Eve of a new Trump Presidency By Natasha Ochshorn • January 17th, 2025 The Good Wife is not a Trump era show, but it works as well to understand the Biden era as it did to reflect the Obama years – with added hindsight.
Rookie of the Year This is How it Starts to Move Again By Matt Marrone • January 16th, 2025 “How Will I Live Without a Body?” is not a record you can fully grasp in one sitting, whether you’re nine years old or 46.
The Burnt Offering That Summer Camp Feeling By Stu Horvath • January 15th, 2025 Why can’t we all hang out every day and talk about games and draw skulls and play games?
Interlinked Status Ailment Era By Phoenix Simms • January 14th, 2025 Do status ailments and their treatments in games perpetuate toxic mythology about diseases and disabilities?
Here Be Monsters Same as It Ever Was: Narrative Fidelity and the Art of the Remake By Emma Kostopolus • January 10th, 2025 Silent Hill 2 Remake feels more like a retelling of a classic tale, almost a myth, than a remake of a singular media property.
Mind Palaces Meet Me at the APT. By Maddi Chilton • January 9th, 2025 I cannot overstate how overwhelming it felt to watch this music video after years of only getting to see Rosé in the middle of the K-pop machinery.
Run It Back 1985 By Oluwatayo Adewole • January 8th, 2025 Writer/Director Piotr Szulkin’s vision of post-apocalyptic survival in O-Bi O-Ba: The End of Civilization is a grim one.
Funeral Rites Dungeoneers Galore and More in the Land of Eem By Alyssa Wejebe • January 7th, 2025 James Parks and Ben Costa had always planned to adapt the world of their graphic novels and books into their upcoming tabletop roleplaying game, straightforwardly called Land of Eem.
Feature Excerpt Johnny Quest for Grown Ups By Elijah Beahm • January 3rd, 2025 Shutter is, was, and always will be about how the story ends – and why that’s beautiful.
