The Board Soul Heroes’ Folly By Jeremy Signor • October 6th, 2017 Sometimes something in a game can feel like it doesn’t belong, an orphan lost within the tight clockwork of a game’s rules.
Symbiosis of the Troubadour and the Crowd By Levi Rubeck • October 5th, 2017 But Nick Cave and Touché Amoré have earned their fans through honest expressions, powerful storytelling, a willingness to embrace the stains of humanity in order to shine light on our virtues.
No Accounting for Taste No Accounting for Taste – The Right Wing Batman By Adam Boffa • October 5th, 2017 In Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight Rising, progressive politics gets dressed up in the costume of a terrorist super villain.
Last Week’s Comics 10/4/2017 By Sara Clemens • October 4th, 2017 Sara Clemens shares her thoughts on the latest issue of Saga.
Spilled Ink A Softer West Part 1 – Trigun By Austin Price • October 4th, 2017 Few settings lend themselves so well to explorations of violence as the Western.
Backlog 20 Theses on Batman By Gavin Craig • October 4th, 2017 Who is the greatest villain in Gotham City?
Juggling the Chaos in Overcooked – And At Home By Khee Hoon Chan • October 3rd, 2017 Even though it’s a co-op game about cooking, Overcooked serves as a useful lens for examining similar roles outside the bustling kitchen as well.
LGBT Stories Come in More Shades than White By Alyse Stanley • October 3rd, 2017 But with all these new queer video game characters flooding in, few have stopped to ask a very important question: Why are almost all of them white?
The Game Take is the Worst Take By David Shimomura • October 2nd, 2017 It’s hard to watch sites pat themselves on the back super hard for only the tip of the iceberg.
Gingy's Corner Date Warp is like a $6 Bottle of Rite Aid Wine By Gingy Gibson • October 2nd, 2017 Date Warp is the visual novel you give your little sister to get her invested in VNs.
