- The Roar of the Plane, The Stir of the Trees
by Mik Deitz
On memories and identity.
- Meaningful Bloom
by Jay Norton
“Why do flowers bloom, knowing they are destined to wither?”
- The Brauner Climax
by Bryan Mangan
X, <, =
- There Are No Monsters
by Jeremy Signor
A quote from Grace Walker.
- From an Empty Mirror
by Andrei Filote
My name is nothing.
- New Vegas, My Favorite Asset Flip
by Diana Croce
The charm of familiarity.
- Creating Life in a Dying World
by Bryn Gelbart
Shades and Moonflowers.
- Fighting Games Taught Me to Love Losing
by Will Borger
“A pocketful of quarters and a love of the fight.”
- If I Were Allowed to Visit
by Luke Rotella
A study of Ian MacLarty & Gemma Mahadeo’s ‘If We Were Allowed to Visit’
- How Sly Cooper Guides My Life
by David Carcasole
Lessons of a lifetime.
- The World Around Me
by Jessica Reyes
Learning to talk to strangers through The World Ends With You.
- Loop Hero and the Cycle of Grief
by Oisin Kuhnke
Days, months, anniversaries.
- We’re Being Toyed With
by Emma Kostopolus
On the use of puzzles in survival horror.
- Insert Coin to Continue
by Lucas Vially
Punishing “Game Overs” and the pursuit of profit
- What Comes After Postmodernism?
by Craig Bonder
On Death Stranding and shaping the future.
- Virtue in Mundanity
by Aditya Felix
Stop for a moment – take it all in.
- In Neo Cab, We Can Play
by Eli Cugini
What gamification does for capitalism, and what games can do for us
- In Praise of Negative Space in Video Game Storytelling
by Raven Wu
Saying something with nothing. Adding by subtracting.
- 56: Abby
by Diego Nicolás Argüello
The one who found hope.
- 56: The Last of Us Part II
by Diego Nicolás Argüello
What they left behind.
- 56: Ellie
by Diego Nicolás Argüello
The one who’s never coming home.
- 56: The Last of Us
by Diego Nicolás Argüello
The man who sold the world
- 56: Final Fantasy VII Remake
by Axel Nicolás Bosso
Psych!
- 56: Umurangi Generation
by Diego Nicolás Argüello
Beware of the water bottles
On memories and identity.
“Why do flowers bloom, knowing they are destined to wither?”
X, <, =
A quote from Grace Walker.
My name is nothing.
The charm of familiarity.
Shades and Moonflowers.
“A pocketful of quarters and a love of the fight.”
A study of Ian MacLarty & Gemma Mahadeo’s ‘If We Were Allowed to Visit’
Lessons of a lifetime.
Learning to talk to strangers through The World Ends With You.
Days, months, anniversaries.
On the use of puzzles in survival horror.
Punishing “Game Overs” and the pursuit of profit
On Death Stranding and shaping the future.
Stop for a moment – take it all in.
What gamification does for capitalism, and what games can do for us
Saying something with nothing. Adding by subtracting.
The one who found hope.
What they left behind.
The one who’s never coming home.
The man who sold the world
Psych!
Beware of the water bottles