Dragons n’ Monsters By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • June 20th, 2022 If Stu could go back in time to 1983, he’d hit the five-and-dime to grab all those weird toys that everyone else has forgotten.
Letters from the Editor Unwinnable Monthly – June 2022 By David Shimomura • June 17th, 2022 New month, new decade…sort of.
Friction Burns In Card Shark, The Devil Finds Work For Busy Hands By Ruth Cassidy • June 16th, 2022 The easiest mark is one distracted by believing they’re getting one over on someone else.
Self-Insert Berklie Novak-Stolz Is Happy to Be “Cringe” By Amanda Hudgins • June 15th, 2022 An interview with the TikTok creator and fandom enthusiast.
Nonhuman Meditations Dreaming of Dream Land By Alyssa Wejebe • June 14th, 2022 Alyssa remembers the time she shapeshifted into a bunch of creatures and decimated an airship with her brothers before escaping on a sentient cyclops wheel.
Here's the Thing Let’s Talk About The Story of No Man’s Sky By Rob Rich • June 10th, 2022 Rob’s been spending a lot of time with No Man’s Sky lately and was genuinely surprised by its story. Yes, there’s a story.
Forms in Light Fair and Square By Justin Reeve • June 9th, 2022 Plenty of games have been set in Egypt, Iraq and even China, but few have taken place in India. Why has the Indus Valley Civilization been so badly ignored?
Gingy’s Corner Ghostwire: Tokyo – Prelude – Some Half-Baked Bread to Start By Gingy Gibson • June 8th, 2022 Ghostwire: Tokyo – Prelude is an appetizer that fails to entice players to return for the main course.
Casting Deep Meteo A Contender for Cultish Adoration By Levi Rubeck • June 8th, 2022 The vibe of The Anacrusis is Star Trek lined with Austin Powers – polymer one-piece uniforms meets chalk-candy make-up and analog design.
