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A screenshot from Tears of the Kingtom, with a terrifying horned Lynel towering over Link in broad daylight, but Link is wearing a skull and about to swing his rod so maybe it's not that bad just kidding he's a goner

Fudge Around and Find Out: Tears of the Kingdom’s Link to the Childish Past

By Francisco Dominguez • July 14th, 2023

Link may be over 100 years old, but he never truly grows up.

A black and white photo of panopticon, with a central guard tower in the middle of a ring of prison cells.

Influence and Persuasion

By Justin Reeve • July 14th, 2023

In much the same way as architecture, power is reflected in the control exerted by level designers over the movement of players in videogames.

Casting Deep Meteo

A pixellated knight from the art files of Infernax, sporting the requisite armor, cross-emblazoned tunic, and very cool red fabric headband that calls to mind the 80s more than medieval times.

Me, My Wife and Eye-rene

By Levi Rubeck • July 12th, 2023

The best way to cut nostalgia? With a little bit of something new.

Area of Effect

The adventurer Link standing in a hooded scarf next to a large stone well in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

All’s Well in the Kingdom

By Jay Castello • July 11th, 2023

The wells in Hyrule are incredible. I want someone to talk to me about all the wells in Hyrule, as well.

Dungeons & Dragons ReAction Figures

By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • July 10th, 2023

Toys, toys, toys.

Rookie of the Year

a close-up on a gorgeous green lawn rife with thick blades of grass.

Breaking Up With a Videogame

By Matt Marrone • July 7th, 2023

I won’t name the game or the platform. It knows what it is and I’m not here to rub any salt.

I Played It, Like, Twice...

Close-up of the cover for Scooby-Doo The Board Game with the whole gang sitting in the front of the Mystery Machine van. From left to right we have beatnik poet, anxious dog, rational map-reader, equally smart friend, and ascot driver

Wacky Hijinks: Similarities and Differences in Scooby-Doo: The Board Game

By Orrin Grey • July 6th, 2023

It is also ironic that, in many ways, Scooby-Doo: The Board Game feels less like Scooby-Doo and more like a board game than Betrayal at Mystery Mansion, which was already repurposing the mechanics of another game and yet managed, in so doing, to create an almost perfect evocation of a Scooby-Doo episode.

Erol Otus Interview (Remastered)

By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • July 3rd, 2023

Erol Otus? Erol Otus!

Funeral Rites

Depths of the Abyss

By Noah Springer • June 27th, 2023

To play, at least for Max Moon in the world of The Abyss of Hallucinations and MÖRK BORG, is to participate in a ritual that can potentially break the reality laid out by the capitalist trap.

Screenshot and title for STAR WARS Jedi Survivor, with a stunning sunset backdropped behind leather daddy Cal Kestis with perfect early aughts stubble and a lightsaber in his hand

Demanding More from our Sad Dads

By Elijah Beahm • June 26th, 2023

There’s a time and place for gaming’s sad dads as protagonists, but over the last decade or so, they’ve become worryingly common.

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