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Forms in Light

Architecture of the Pharaohs

By Justin Reeve • June 10th, 2020

An introduction to the structures of Egypt’s Pharaonic Period by way of Assassin’s Creed: Origins.

The Fail Cycle

Gaming 21 Times Slower

By Declan Taggart • June 9th, 2020

What titles can an ancient netbook even run? Left with no other gaming PC, Declan finds out.

Collision Detection

Redefining the Race

By Ben Sailer • June 9th, 2020

The future of virtual and real-world racing are becoming increasingly intertwined. Could the two someday become one and the same?

This Mortal Coyle

Gerry from Graveyard Keeper

By Deirdre Coyle • June 8th, 2020

I mean, really now, who hasn’t wanted to be friends with a talking, alcoholic skull?

Another Look

Software Object Crossing

By Yussef Cole • June 8th, 2020

Animal Crossing’s villagers are carefully calibrated to fall somewhere between comforting, digital companion and glorified gashapon capsule.

Bloodlines

We’re Not Alone in the Shadows

By David Shimomura • June 8th, 2020

Horror director David Sandberg returns to his short film roots to tap pandemic anxieties.

Back to the Future: Dice Through Time

By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • June 8th, 2020

Great Scot! We’re talking with Chris Leder, lead designer of the Back to the Future: Dice Through Time board game.

Feature Excerpt

Still Fallen: The Delicious, Open World Mystique of Fallen London

By Khee Hoon Chan • June 5th, 2020

Failbetter Games’ impeccable prose has kept this browser game alive for a decade now.

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Everyone’s Already in Jail: Astral Chain, Freedom Wars, and Social Control

By Don Everhart • June 5th, 2020

While the main characters in one game are police and in the other they are prisoners, there isn’t much difference in the rhythms of their lives.

An image of Donald Glover from the This Is America music video, hands outstretched as if holding a gun.

The Sound of Protest (And What Happens if TikTok Disables it)

By Amanda Hudgins • June 4th, 2020

We lose a lot in silence. TikTok’s preferred method of dealing with copyright violations is to simply remove the offending audio altogether, leaving the video behind as a kind of digital tombstone.

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