Open World Misanthropia By Edward Smith • August 24th, 2022 We may possibly all stop playing videogames, for escaping from life would perhaps feel less necessary, and so games would have less a purpose to serve as pain relief.
Feature Excerpt The Chaos Detective By Daryl Li • August 24th, 2022 The Return of the Obra Dinn supports a detective fantasy by casting the player into the role of textual interpreter who seeks to organize the chaos into coherent solution.
Made of Lines and Vines A White Savior Almost Lost in the Inviting Scenery By Saniya Ahmed • August 22nd, 2022 Over a decade since Assassin’s Creed Revelation’s release, I’m reconciling how it so completely charmed me with scenery of mosques and Islamic designs to bask in that I glossed over Ezio becoming the white savior.
Painting Miniatures By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • August 22nd, 2022 Paints, brushes and tranquility.
Letter from the Editor Unwinnable Monthly – August 2022 By David Shimomura • August 19th, 2022 WARNING: Contains New Columnist!!!
Dimensions Roam Paradise Killer If You Want To By Caroline Delbert • August 18th, 2022 Talking with Oli Clarke Smith of Kaizen Game Works about Paradise Killer’s unconventional open world.
Lunatic Meets Lunatic: Two Good-Natured Caper Films from Hong Kong Director Johnnie To By Orrin Grey • August 17th, 2022 A pair of surprisingly lightweight and amiable caper flicks in the vein of more recent thriller confections such as 2013’s Now You See Me.
I Played It, Like, Twice... I Guess No One’s Coming: The Art and Arithmetic of Hidden Leaders By Orrin Grey • August 15th, 2022 Hidden Leaders is one of those games that is deceptively basic but can grow strangely complex as you play.
The Atlantis Bestiary By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • August 15th, 2022 Every once in a while, we stumble upon a true treasure.
