To Feel Small and Know Your Worth: The Long Dark’s Vision of Survival
Wyeth Leslie has miles to go before he sleeps.
Immune, Superior Protagonists in Zombie Videogames
B.G.M. Muggeridge puts zombie game protagonists under the microscope.
My beautiful dark twisted product design fantasy: Design-first thinking in Block’hood and beyond
S.P. Myers moves slow and doesn’t break anything.
Spinning and Grooving to Disco Nihilism in Disco Elysium
Jon Lancaster tries to find a way out of ideologically-driven dystopia.
Neither Snow, Rain, nor Gloom of Ghosts: Death Stranding and the Weight of Work
Wyeth Leslie is out for delivery.
The World’s a Stage: Why Artifice Is Better Than Realism
Breton Campbell brings an unlikely comparison.
Silent Stories: The Last of Us Part II’s Unusually Riveting Collectible Notes
Jenyth Evans loses herself in an epistle.
Will I Write Poetry on My Father’s Grave?
Emma Kostopolus on writing, mourning, and Ghost of Tsushima.
The Miracle Animal and the Pale Inside: Existential Thought in Disco Elysium
Keith Gordon, first and foremost, is.
Intricate Rituals and the Ties that Bind: Emotive Masculinity in Death Stranding
Wyeth Leslie and the boys are back in town.