Pain 2 Glory at PAX Unplugged 2024 By Luis Aguasvivas • December 18th, 2024 A place where tabletop game enthusiasts can simply be.
I Played It, Like, Twice... In the Grim Darkness of the Far Future There is Occasionally Very Small War: Fireteam and Warhammer Underworlds By Orrin Grey • December 17th, 2024 Fireteam brings many of the elements that make Underworlds tick to the grimdark 40k universe, to varying effect.
Nonhuman Meditations Building a Pokémon Gym Leader’s Team By Alyssa Wejebe • December 17th, 2024 Ever since #gymleadersona became a thing a while back, I’ve thought about what I’d do for a Pokémon gym leader’s more unified theme.
PAX Unplugged 2024 By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • December 16th, 2024 A mellow show to round out the year.
Was Moneyball a Mistake? By Javier Reyes • December 13th, 2024 Since 1998, only three teams have won a World Series title while being outside the top-15 in payroll, while 15 of the winners since then have been in the top-10.
Here's the Thing Fighting Depression With Farming Simulator By Rob Rich • December 13th, 2024 It wasn’t until recently that Rob figured out why Farming Simulator became his go-to game during a particularly rough mental patch.
I Can’t Lie to You About Your Chances, but You Have My Sympathies: Alien: Romulus (2024) and the Plague of Legacy Sequels By Orrin Grey • December 12th, 2024 Those who are familiar with my film opinions will know that I don’t have a high regard for legacy sequels – to put it mildly.
Forms in Light Change and Resistance By Justin Reeve • December 12th, 2024 Nothing stays the same for long, regardless of how much resistance there may be along the way, whether in terms or tradition or basic beliefs.
Where are the Games for Children? By J.M. Henson • December 11th, 2024 There is no greater void in the current market than games intended for children.
Noah's Beat Box Fear and Loathing in Whitechapel By Noah Springer • December 11th, 2024 I was somewhere deep in Whitechapel, south of Shoreditch, sitting in the ER for the fourth hour in a row, when the drugs began to take hold.
