Feature Excerpt Industrial Waste is Good for You By Agustin Lopez • December 1st, 2017 Don’t worry about all that trash our society produces – we’re going to need it to survive the post-apocalypse.
The Heavy Pour More Like RAD-narok By Sara Clemens • November 30th, 2017 Thor Ragnarok taps the best kind of nostalgia – for a time and place, rather than for a piece of merchandise.
Tabletop The Virtue of Bean Farming By Sam Desatoff • November 30th, 2017 It felt like an enormous weight had been lifted off of me. It was the single greatest game of Bohnanza I have ever been a part of.
Revving the Engine Rite of Ilk By Stu Horvath • November 29th, 2017 Unwinnable chats with Alanay Cekic of Turtleneck Studios about their upcoming cooperative adventure game, Rite of Ilk.
Last Week’s Comics 11/29/2017 By David Shimomura, Sal Lucci and Michael Edwards • November 29th, 2017 Team Unwinnable shares their thoughts on Doomsday Clock # 1, Sherlock Frankenstein and the Legion of Evil # 2 and Swordquest # 5.
Spilled Ink Gundam It – Mobile Suit Gundam Thunderbolt Vol. 5 By Austin Price • November 29th, 2017 Gundam Thunderbolt’s fifth volume is split between two contradictory halves.
Gunsword, Casual Repartee, Chess and Dragonlance By Levi Rubeck • November 28th, 2017 Gunsword whipped my head right over with delicious high fantasy visuals that brought to mind the Larry Elmore Dragonlance covers of my youth, and the only thing better than guns and swords is the fusion of the two.
The Significance of Raji’s Indian Heroine By Khee Hoon Chan • November 28th, 2017 To have a young Indian girl front Raji: An Ancient Epic is not only a bold statement, but also an affirmative one.
The Heart of Wolfenstein 2 is a Voice By David Shimomura • November 27th, 2017 But for the minor shortcomings of The New Colossus it should be said that B.J. Blazkowicz’s internal monologue and Brian Bloom’s voice acting is among the best of 2017.
The McMaster Files The Pain is in the Remembering By Jason McMaster • November 27th, 2017 As a child, I didn’t know where to put that sadness and anger. That’s why I didn’t expect my reaction to Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus.
