Six Days of Snow By Gingy Gibson • December 7th, 2018 Stop trying to make wanting to bang minors romantic.
Another Look Writing About Games: Learning to Love the Compromise By Yussef Cole • December 6th, 2018 There is only so much compartmentalization you can do in separating a game from its production process and the worldview it espouses before you, as a writer, become morally compromised.
Netrunner, Begin Again By Levi Rubeck • December 6th, 2018 Netrunner is an itch that will always need scratching.
Figure it Out By Jeremy Signor • December 5th, 2018 Return of the Obra Dinn uses gameplay lines more synonymous with tabletop deduction games than traditional videogames.
Backlog What Matters and What Matters Last By Gavin Craig • December 4th, 2018 It’s a difficult thing to write about videogames when one doesn’t play very many videogames.
The Burnt Offering The Feels By Stu Horvath • December 3rd, 2018 What happens when a horror story tries to manifest in the real world?
Fallstreak By Gingy Gibson • November 30th, 2018 Sometimes the only thing worse than being lonely is realizing exactly how alone you are.
The Heavy Pour Sucking Blood from the Earth By Sara Clemens • November 30th, 2018 Between the nightmare of daily news and the ethical quandaries of playing games by any triple-A developer, it’s hard to be assed to play games these days.
Old Dog, New WASD By Levi Rubeck • November 29th, 2018 Levi has controller problems, but the public stage of Overwatch is not the place to practice new configurations.