One of Gaming’s Greatest Writers Is Busy Crafting Romance Novels
WIRED talked to Jane Jensen about her prolific publishing, shape-shifting dogs, and the hope of seeing Gabriel Knight 4.
Betrayal at Club Low review - a dice-fuelled night on the tiles where everything and anything can go wrong
Pizza, love, unity, respect.
I can’t get Immortality’s slow, neurotic mystery out of my head
What happened to Marissa Marcel?
The Road to Heaven
Neocolonialism and digital colonialism in the infrastructure of Death Stranding
Jankcore is the new aesthetic
Curators of forgotten, flawed adventures and FMV are ensuring they will never die.
How '90s interior design software laid the foundation for today's life sims
The unsung influence of 3D home design programs.
How Nokia ringtones became the first viral earworms
Ring, ring
Someone should make a game about: pop band fight clubs
Hello! Welcome back to a stray installment of our occasional series, Someone Should Make a Game About. This week Alexis looks at the glory days of pop.
These "CSS crimes" turn social media posts into games
Cohost is a different vision for social networks
Book Review: Walk the Vanished Earth by Erin Swan
There’s a certain strain of post-apocalyptic speculative fiction that gives off a curious prairiecore vibe.
The world's first syndicated game journalist was an 11-year-old kid
In the early '80s, Rawson Stovall started reviewing Atari games for the local paper. Before long he was the first syndicated game critic.
How EcoQuest brought Wikipedia into my childhood in 1993
Learning about other cultures through games, even if they’re not always 100% accurate
Stray is the work of sly cat people, and it’s a triumph
And yes, you can scratch the rugs
An experimental horror ARG is testing the boundaries of AI art
Horror is in the AI of the beholder
Mothmen 1966 Review
Thirty minutes into Mothmen 1966, it doesn’t take long for me to develop a favourite character...
Book Review: The City Inside by Samit Basu
The best spec fic/cyberpunk writing is often less wikipedian and more of a wave...
Jeeyon Shim carved a new path in crowdfunding for her keepsake games
A more independent approach
Shadowrun: Hong Kong is a perfect portrait of a cyberpunk city fighting for revolution
If cyberpunk lives on, Shadowrun: Hong Kong should be its guiding light.
Nightmare Frames finds the horror in 1980s Hollywood
Leaving LA can be a terror of its own in this point-and-click adventure
Apple TV’s Shining Girls is a genre-bending crime thriller
Chicago isn’t a dreamland for Kirby
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