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Opened World: Kentucky Route Zero Act V

Opened World: Kentucky Route Zero Act V

March 1, 2020 · by Miguel Penabella · in Columns, Opened World

Miguel Penabella finds community and catharsis in saying goodbye.

Opened World: Kentucky Route Zero Act IV

Opened World: Kentucky Route Zero Act IV

June 17, 2018 · by Miguel Penabella · in Columns, Opened World

Miguel Penabella floats down the river, sipping his Mai Tai.

Opened World: Kentucky Route Zero Act III

Opened World: Kentucky Route Zero Act III

May 10, 2018 · by Miguel Penabella · in Columns, Opened World

Miguel Penabella talks and listens to them talking.

Opened World: Kentucky Route Zero Act II

Opened World: Kentucky Route Zero Act II

April 1, 2018 · by Miguel Penabella · in Columns, Opened World

Miguel Penabella shifts his gaze to the intangible.

Opened World: Kentucky Route Zero Act I

Opened World: Kentucky Route Zero Act I

March 7, 2018 · by Miguel Penabella · in Columns, Opened World

Miguel Penabella encounters the ghosts that haunt the South.

Opened World: Art Imitates Art

Opened World: Art Imitates Art

March 27, 2016 · by Miguel Penabella · in Columns, Opened World

Miguel Penabella shares one of three opinions.

Pulling the Strings

Pulling the Strings

February 7, 2015 · by Lindsey Joyce · in Features

Lindsey Joyce sits in the Director’s chair.

Games of 2013 (2/10)

Games of 2013 (2/10)

February 11, 2014 · by Haywire · in Distractions

A few of the games we liked last year.

Blank Slate

Blank Slate

August 14, 2013 · by Joe Köller · in Features, From The Editor

On multiple choice narratives.

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