Gingy's Corner Where Are the Disabilities in Visual Novels? By Gingy Gibson • June 29th, 2018 Nearly seven years after its release, Katawa Shoujo is still the most prominent visual novel with disabled characters. That’s not a good thing.
E-soterica The Domestic Horror of Perfectly Ordinary Ghosts By Alyse Stanley • June 28th, 2018 Perfectly Ordinary Ghosts details the horrors hidden just out of sight in the most sacred of places: our quaint suburban homes.
A Mandala of Space Bullets By Levi Rubeck • June 27th, 2018 In bullet-hell, tactics, and life, man plans and god/nature/the universe laughs. You can drill those fingers or try to anticipate every possible outcome, but in the end we are flawed beings living at the whims of the cosmos.
What Shone at E3 2018 Despite…E3 2018 By Davis Cox • June 26th, 2018 Is there anything inspiring, anything creative, anything wonder-inducing to be found at E3 2018? Let’s see.
Feature The Origins of Assassin’s Creed By Yussef Cole • June 26th, 2018 Yussef Cole explores the complex relationship between Assassin’s Creed: Origins, Egypt and blackness.
Gingy's Corner Pink Rage Otome By Gingy Gibson • June 26th, 2018 There has to be more to a story than dialogue. Pink Rage Otome is what happens when you don’t follow that rule.
God of War & the Lessons of an Undocumented Immigrant By Marcos Gonsalez • June 25th, 2018 For my father, my Kratos, my brown Atlas holding up my world, and the world of cookie-cutter America so dependent on his labor, his exhaustion, his life energy itself, will be the one I must release on the summit.
Human Chess Has Independent Wrestling Finally Arrived? By Don Becker • June 22nd, 2018 Cody Rhodes and the Young Bucks sold out the 10,000 seat Sears Center in 30 minutes for their All In event – but what does it mean?
The Swamp Sweat of Young Widows By Levi Rubeck • June 20th, 2018 Young Widows tweaked their smoldering incantations from album to album, and DECAYED does more than collect the detritus.
E-soterica The Enigma of Personality Quizzes In Cosmonet By Khee Hoon Chan • June 19th, 2018 Realizing that my spirit animal (food?) is a pinto bean had definitely transformed my outlook on life, and the indie title, Cosmonet, is tapping on such observations to steer its narrative flow.
