Feature Story Making Prince of Persia: A Family’s World War II Survival Memoir By Charles H. Huang • August 27th, 2025 Replay is a genre defying graphic memoir that acts not just as a celebration of game development, but as a warning.
Totally Generic The Listeners Draws a Line at Naziism By Natasha Ochshorn • August 13th, 2025 You cannot accommodate Nazis without tainting any good you try to accomplish.
Safe Travels By Alexander B. Joy • July 25th, 2025 River King prefers allusive décor that tells stories via implication, and its save points are no exception.
Does Taste Matter? By Farouk Kannout • July 17th, 2025 Living human beings, unlike works of art, don’t have easily definable endings to encapsulate what they represent.
A Record for Our Times: Jacob Geller has a Book By Luis Aguasvivas • July 9th, 2025 Even if the book is partly inaccessible as a form to the non-Geller fan, How a Game Lives is infused with depth and beauty beyond its gorgeous presentation.
Hambone Goes to the Library By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • June 30th, 2025 The local library has fantasy books and air conditioning, what else do you need for a great summer?
Mind Palaces The Indefinable Allure of a Summer Reading Program By Maddi Chilton • June 27th, 2025 If a summer reading program hadn’t presented itself to me, I would have gone looking for it anyway, because I am a sucker for this shit.
Interlinked Designing for Land and Body By Phoenix Simms • June 4th, 2025 Kara Stone is one of the game designers to watch when it comes to designing in an eco-conscious manner.
If You Stream It, They Will Come: On Nathan Grayson’s Stream Big By Luis Aguasvivas • May 8th, 2025 Twitch is not only big business, it is also a place where millions get their news, and for better or worse, socialize.
Delinquent Elementals By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • April 21st, 2025 A treasure trove of counter-culture!
