Gingy's Corner Fix Me Fix You By Gingy Gibson • November 23rd, 2018 Fix Me Fix You is an absolute slog of a visual novel which exemplifies the problems inherent in materialistic characters and their relationships.
Restorative Hardcore By Levi Rubeck • November 23rd, 2018 Hardcore has always struggled with this idea of restoration. As a sound it implodes buildings, razes the ground, acts as a cleansing flame.
Feature Excerpt Crack the Network: It’s Called Cyberpunk Not Cybersecurity By Liam Conlon • November 23rd, 2018 While disappointed by Cyberpunk 2077’s announcement to exclude a non-binary option, Conlon thinks it’s necessary to desire more than small kernels of representation.
Why more betting companies in the UK are investing in the esports market By Alan Smithee • November 22nd, 2018 The biggest new game releases routinely surpass Hollywood blockbusters in terms of profits.
Special Episode Robin’s Fun Facts: Thanksgiving Edition By Jen Sisco and Robin Mazzolla • November 22nd, 2018 Ever wonder why Americans eat the food they do on Thanksgiving? Notorious Narratives has the answers.
This Mortal Coyle The Encarta MindMaze Witch By Deirdre Coyle • November 21st, 2018 Hidden in Microsoft Encarta ’95 lies one of the foundational goths of Deirdre’s childhood.
Feature Excerpt Flash Forever By Phantom • November 21st, 2018 A history of the delightful weirdness of Flash games.
Abstract Art By Jeremy Signor • November 20th, 2018 When abstraction boils down what you end up doing in game, the limits of what is possible start to encroach.
E-soterica Cheap Golf Is An Ode to Inelegance By Khee Hoon Chan • November 20th, 2018 Snarky, amoral AIs and retro aesthetics are nothing new, if not wearisome among today’s growing library of games, but at least Cheap Golf has the gumption to be peculiar and honest about it.
Strange Eats: The Story of the Buckland Family By Jen Sisco and Robin Mazzolla • November 20th, 2018 Turkey for Thanksgiving every year? Not if you’re trying to eat every animal on earth!
