Forms in Light Plumbing the Depths By Justin Reeve • August 19th, 2025 Suffering is a part of life that we try to avoid, occasionally despite ourselves, often on purpose, frequently to a fault.
Forms in Light Mastering the Desert By Justin Reeve • July 15th, 2025 Gerudo Town is noticeably different from the surrounding desert, mostly on account of its urban grid, something which looks notably unnatural.
Forms in Light Echoes of the Mountain By Justin Reeve • June 13th, 2025 Goron City exemplifies how architecture, when viewed from a phenomenological perspective, can truly transcend the limitations of traditional production.
Forms in Light Tears of the Technocracy By Justin Reeve • May 14th, 2025 The connection between technology and corruption found in Tears of the Kingdom and Breath of the Wild couldn’t be clearer.
Forms in Light Living Legends Trapped in Time By Justin Reeve • April 18th, 2025 In Tears of the Kingdom, the ruins of the Zonai are not just forgotten relics but active agents in the story of Hyrule.
Fudge Around and Find Out: Tears of the Kingdom’s Link to the Childish Past By Francisco Dominguez • July 14th, 2023 Link may be over 100 years old, but he never truly grows up.
Area of Effect All’s Well in the Kingdom By Jay Castello • July 11th, 2023 The wells in Hyrule are incredible. I want someone to talk to me about all the wells in Hyrule, as well.
Final Fantasy, Zelda, and Gradients of Apocalypse By Jonathan Fenn • May 15th, 2023 The act of actually representing the transition between these peace, conflict, disaster, and rebirth in game is a massive challenge.
Another Look End of Zelda By Yussef Cole • October 7th, 2022 Perhaps in Hyrule, which was apparently inspired by the local woodlands of its designer, Shigeru Miyamoto, we could grasp some of that same fantasy, that escape.
Collision Detection Open Worlds, Open Minds By Ben Sailer • August 7th, 2020 While Ben used to hate open-world games, now that life under lockdown has made his surroundings feel more compact than ever though, the promise of exploring their vast landscapes has taken on a different appeal.
