Here's the Thing Why Monster Hunter World Pisses Me Off By Rob Rich • April 18th, 2025 Rob’s been a fan of the Monster Hunter series for quite some time, but there’s something Monster Hunter World does that really pisses him off.
Forms in Light Living Legends Trapped in Time By Justin Reeve • April 18th, 2025 In Tears of the Kingdom, the ruins of the Zonai are not just forgotten relics but active agents in the story of Hyrule.
Dialogue A Dialogue with Grace Benfell By Autumn Wright • April 17th, 2025 “I think people are very afraid – and I am very afraid, I’m not immune to this at all – of people laughing at their lives.”
Casting Deep Meteo The Savory Surprise of Eternal Strands By Levi Rubeck • April 17th, 2025 One day it seemed to just descend, a videogame-ass videogame looking to do its thing and do it with style.
Totally Generic No One Has Actually Read Lord of the Rings By Natasha Ochshorn • April 16th, 2025 It is really easy to lie about having read a book that many people are familiar with but many fewer accurately remember.
Area of Effect Ka-Boom By Jay Castello • April 15th, 2025 I truly, genuinely, do not think I have ever been as frustrated with a videogame in my life.
Rookie of the Year Stardew For Two By Matt Marrone • April 15th, 2025 All three Marrone males have their own farms. Dad’s is a thriving, end-game affair. Jacob’s is, well, bounding with potential. Peter’s is a total mess.
Interlinked Nostalgia² By Phoenix Simms • April 11th, 2025 There’s a curious folding of time and space, or at least our personal perception of time and space when it comes to ludic memory.
Don't Stop Believing Legendary Shows What a Biblical Epic Actually Is By Elijah Beahm • April 10th, 2025 I desperately need you to know: Your popular sci-fi IP isn’t a Biblical Epic.
Mind Palaces Where in the World Is William of Baskerville? By Maddi Chilton • April 8th, 2025 Obsidian set themselves an interesting task in translating a story that’s legendary for being dense and obscure into an interactive medium.
