How does sin fuel the violent systems of Kill La Kill?
Ashe reflects on what made Dontnod's sci-fi thriller such a clumsy, tangled, beautiful soup of a game.
Remember Me: A Retrospective Review
We're looking for pitches for our next special themed series: History and Games! See within for the particulars.
Call for articles: History and Games
In this episode of the OntoCast, Oscar is joined by Adam Hay and Cosmo D to share their love for Jeremy Soule's game soundtrack works, from Total Annihilation and Icewind Dale to Morrowind, Skyrim, and beyond.
The OntoCast — Jeremy Soule Special
In a gaming landscape dominated by adult male protagonists, The Last Of Us and The Walking Dead offer a rare and nuanced depiction of girls' autonomy in a hostile world.
Ellie and Clementine — Autonomy in the Apocalypse
Which hidden rules do we have to follow to be able to claim asylum in North's bewildering city?
Review: North
1 Geek nostalgia is high on the agenda currently, but we ignore the dark side of that imagined past at our own peril.
The Dark Side Of Nostalgia
For me, Rocket League's loading screen has been an opportunity to grab another sip of my beer, lament the previous game's failures, and think about a few things.
Sunday Frames — Rocket League
1 Given that your choice of Pokémon starter is akin to a Zodiac reading, it stands to reason bestiaries say a lot about our own inner workings.
Lore And Worldbuilding: The Art Of The Bestiary
The mysteries of fusion in Steven Universe may help us to better understand the Christian doctrine of the Trinity!
In the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Fusion: Mysterious Unity in Steven Universe
“The Awdrey-Gore Legacy” is a strange collection of drawings and microtexts, seemingly loosely inspired by a game of Clue and the detective genre
Sunday Frames: Everyday Runes
2 What would it be like to be a skeptic in a world where proof of the existence of the 'gods' is right there in front of you?