Yellowjackets continues to stretch itself thin in season 3
The teen survival show may have bitten off more than it can chew.
Waterblack by Alex Pheby Is a Remarkably Self-Aware Series Finale - Reactor
A review of Alex Pheby’s new fantasy novel
To build something that outlasts the present: a Review of Memory Piece by Lisa Ko
My struggle with Memory Piece began with turning a slow and uncomfortable eye toward my own..
Beautifully Understated, Effortlessly Atmospheric: Pink Slime by Fernanda Trías - Reactor
Pink Slime unfolds in my hands with a customary string of lively blurbs, one invoking the well-worn name of J.G. Ballard...
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree DLC review
Tarnished.
An Evocative, Surreal Debut: Mouth by Puloma Ghosh
A review of Puloma Ghosh's new short story collection.
1000xResist review - a deeply personal exploration of diaspora politics and psychology
Sister act.
Revisiting the first video game websites from the dark ages
"It's a bit of a lost art..."
Arkady Martine in Singapore: On Sci-Fi City Planning and What Makes a "City of the Future"
A discussion of futuristic cities and architecture as inspiration for science fiction.
Dragon’s Dogma 2’s lovable pawns make it an adventure worth fighting for
The sequel to Capcom’s action RPG is big and chaotic, but the companion characters are what make it all work.
Flop rock: inside the underground floppy disk music scene
Floppy disks are facing extinction, but musicians are still pumping out DIY music projects.
An Uneven Look at the Future and A.I.: Convergence Problems by Wole Talabi
A review of Wole Talabi’s latest short story collection.
Downpour is a new app that turns your photos into games
The mobile app launches on March 6th, and its drag-and-drop interface is delightfully quick and accessible.
Our personal top-five games of 2023
RoboCop! Horizon! Pikmin! More!
8 Asian Women Artists Turning Folklore into Sci-Fi Visions
Many iconic moments in Western science fiction are visions of hyper-masculine conquest, imbued with orientalist overtones that often depict “the East” as an arcane, unknowable world.
I spent 3 nights at Nintendo’s original HQ
The hotel poses a question: Who will preserve Nintendo’s legacy in the same way?
Review: Malarkoi by Alex Pheby
There are few things greater in fiction than the annihilation of the magical boy trope, which is only one of many exquisite things about Alex Pheby’s Cities of the Weft trilogy.
Review: Brainwyrms by Alison Rumfitt
Brainwyrms isn’t just the story of Frankie and Vanya—two woefully broken people who take refuge in a fragile relationship...
Alan Wake 2 review - incredible style, overbearing writing
Horror show.
Poirot’s genius eludes the new Murder on the Orient Express game
A puzzle-filled Agatha Christie adaptation makes a few puzzling choices
Pokémon Sleep helped me catch ’em all — all the z’s, that is
The mobile app isn’t for everyone, but for one insomniac, Pikachu and Snorlax made a big difference.
Review: The World Wasn't Ready for You by Justin C. Key
Treading neatly between body horror, surveillance-state science fiction, and existential dread, Justin C. Key’s debut short story collection The World Wasn’t Ready For You is an unassuming portal to a much stranger, slyer world.
Star Trek: Infinite review - it's a good day to wait for mods
Captain's slog.
The Making of Karateka
The Making of Karateka is great. The entire industry developing docugames just like it would be even better.
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