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the turtle-faced alien Wrex from Mass Effect

For Commander Shepard, Ignorance Is Access

By Ruth Cassidy • January 31st, 2022

Shepard’s xenophobia and its invisibility are both tools to give players what they want: as much access to the game’s world as possible, without the social cost.

Hyperfixations
A mountainous, forested landscape stretches far and wide. Small space craft fly towards futuristic buildings. In the distance, the inside of a gigantic ring stretches up into the clouds. The view seems to be inside it.

The Silent Cartography

By Julie Muncy • January 31st, 2022

When it comes to playing through the open world missions of Halo: Infinite, silence is golden.

Zine Month

By John McGuire • January 31st, 2022

ZINES! Get ‘em!

This Mortal Coyle

Maureen Corley from Full Throttle

By Deirdre Coyle • January 28th, 2022

Were Ben Throttle and Maureen Corley secretly boning after all?

Past Presence
Tiny multicolored squares are arranged in larger blocks on a black background. Their orientation suggests a top-down view of a warehouse setup.

Unholy Aisles

By Emily Price • January 27th, 2022

In a new column, Emily Price sets out to examine media objects’ relationships to time and loss.

Friction Burns
Garrus Vakarian, his apparently deeply attractive lizard self, from Mass Effect.

Being Willfully Bad at Games

By Ruth Cassidy • January 26th, 2022

Being ‘bad at games’ was partly a statement of intent: I will not get good and I don’t care to try.

Eyeing Elsewhere
A master chocolatier stands behind a kitchen workstation lecturing to contestants on the reality show "School of Chocolate."

A Different Reality

By Phillip Russell • January 26th, 2022

Unlike more standard reality television fare, School of Chocolate shows there is drama to be found in the struggles of learning new things.

Try Reading...
A close-up portrait of Green Lantern Sojourner “Jo” Mullein, wearing futuristic green goggles and her Green Lantern uniform. Green beams of light shine from her ring. She is smirking.

A New Kind of Green Lantern Story

By Harry Rabinowitz • January 25th, 2022

A murder mystery at its core, Far Sector interrogates the idea of a peaceful society while delivering on action, intrigue, style and heart.

Revving the Engine
Four people patrol dystopian city streets at night, pistols drawn.

Mean Streets: Project Haven

By Ben Sailer • January 24th, 2022

Watch the trailer for Project Haven and you might assume you’re seeing something from a large studio. Its actual origin story is rooted in humble beginnings.

Neuromancer

By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • January 24th, 2022

Though cyberpunk existed before it, Neuromancer is the book where it comes into its own.

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