Interlinked Nostalgia² By Phoenix Simms • April 11th, 2025 There’s a curious folding of time and space, or at least our personal perception of time and space when it comes to ludic memory.
Don't Stop Believing Legendary Shows What a Biblical Epic Actually Is By Elijah Beahm • April 10th, 2025 I desperately need you to know: Your popular sci-fi IP isn’t a Biblical Epic.
On Becoming a Grognard with Grace and Self-Awareness By Ryan Whalen • April 10th, 2025 All of our geek touchstones were someone else’s cringe reboot.
I Want More Historical Horror By J.M. Henson • April 9th, 2025 We cannot lose sight of the fact that our shared past is directly connected to our shared fears.
Here Be Monsters Letting the Days Go By: The Historical Horrors of Pentiment By Emma Kostopolus • April 9th, 2025 The history we record and maintain is a “fable agreed upon” written by the people in positions of power.
Mind Palaces Where in the World Is William of Baskerville? By Maddi Chilton • April 8th, 2025 Obsidian set themselves an interesting task in translating a story that’s legendary for being dense and obscure into an interactive medium.
