The Board Soul Little Earthquakes By Jeremy Signor • August 10th, 2017 What happens when you tweak one little rule in a board game? The results can be subtle but magical.
How Valve is Making Dota Approachable By Sam Desatoff • August 10th, 2017 This year Valve has gone out of their way to make Dota 2 more approachable, and the results are impressive.
Last Week’s Comics 8/9/2017 By David Shimomura, Sara Clemens and Michael Edwards • August 9th, 2017 Team Unwinnable shares their thoughts on Injection # 14, Sex Criminals # 20 and KISS # 10.
Revving the Engine – Unfortunate Spacemen By Stu Horvath • August 9th, 2017 “Unfortunate Spacemen is basically The Thing, but in space and with your friends.”
Spilled Ink Vampire Lessons – Happiness Vol. 5 By Austin Price • August 9th, 2017 Happiness has worked until now because even in the trapping of the urban vampire-thriller it finds new ways to show the horrors of the mundane reality of growing older.
A Ghost Story isn’t great it’s just slow By Amanda Hudgins • August 8th, 2017 A Ghost Story is the kind of intellectual garbage a friend takes you to and insists it’s capital I Important.
Rail Theory Stops You From Feeling Heroic By Khee Hoon Chan • August 8th, 2017 Rail Theory, an upcoming survival horror videogame, feels like the sequel Dead Space 3 could have been.
The Darkside Detective is a Short, Brilliant Occult Game By David Shimomura • August 7th, 2017 That’s what makes this game so special. In a very perceptible way, The Darkside Detective is like a kind of poetry.
Gingy's Corner A Horror Visual Novel About Real Estate By Gingy Gibson • August 7th, 2017 The Letter is a horror OELVN about the dangers of real estate agents failing to follow basic chain letter etiquette.
Why Video Game Music Matters By Sam Desatoff • August 3rd, 2017 The ability for game music to elicit that kind of psychological response is powerful, and doubly so when nostalgia is involved.
