Let us now consider the menswear at E3
A dadbod and promo shirt evaluation.
Day two of E3 has come and gone, and Nathan Drake still hasn’t moved
Hey look, a chihuahua-griffin!
Eitr will give us a reason to get mad at Norse gods and clean house
Eitr‘s red-headed Shield Maiden is justifiably pissed off after having her destiny figuratively scribbled over in crayon by the mischievous god Loki. He’s a trickster god, a god of infant-worthy trouble, and Loki is the easiest of the Norse gods to hate. He gives birth to eight-legged horses and fat
New SUPERHOT trailer is quite literally off the chain
Artistic violence is so in right now. Particularly for those who gazed upon the dirtied, bloodied face of Mad Max and found themselves thinking “Ooooo preeeetty!” instead of “Yuck! Death and destruction!” you can practically hear the sharp edge dividing the air. The latest SUPERHOT trailer comes at
Explore the limits of sight and empathy in Beyond Eyes
Beyond Eyes finally has a firm release window and its first comprehensive trailer after being showcased as part of Miscrosoft’s E3 press event. The brain child of Sherida Halatoe under her one-woman studio, tiger & squid, Beyond Eyes follows a young girl on her journey to find her lost cat in a worl
There’s a tortoise in the new Firewatch trailer and it is everything
After over a year of teases, our tantalizing glimpses at Campo Santo’s Firewatch are finally getting more concrete, with the latest trailer hinting at a missing persons plot previously unspecified. Led by ex-Telltale, Lucasarts, and Irrational Games designers, Firewatch will focus on interpersonal r
Drink, do ballet and play Viking Chess in the park with us June 17th
Looking for an excuse to drink and play some fun outdoor games? Look no further than our event this Wednesday, June 17th.
Clutch hands with us and weep: The Last Guardian returns
Cast aside your cynicism, O internet.
Look, everyone, you can shoot sh*t in No Man’s Sky
The grandest videogame ever conceived has destructible trees.
Be intimidated by this lo-fi computer-programming game, or discover its secrets
Several lines of command-line text fade into the left side of your monitor. The sounds of primitive processor clicking and ancient operating system chimes remind you of the birth of the PC. The opposite of the clean and intuitive UI designs that we’ve all grown accustomed to jumps out at you, in an
A simple suggestion for fixing E3
And it has to do with Joel Embiid’s foot.
Here is everything that happened on the first day of E3, and we are so tired
Takes, fresh from the oven.
Ashen is every fantasy game we have ever loved
The lonely beasts of Ashen are beautiful and terrible in its new E3 trailer.
The dadification of videogames will continue with Dishonored 2
Somewhere, Lee Everett is smiling ruefully.
Doom SnapMap will let you create maps without having to code
If you’re not busy snapping chest bones in Doom 4 once it’s out you can snap together your own maps and game modes. And let’s be clear: “snap” is apparently the keyword here. It alludes to the apparent accessibility of the game’s SnapMap feature. The boast from Doom 4‘s executive producer Marty Stra
Creepy digital ghosts will keep you company in Fullbright’s Tacoma
Gone Home gets zero-gravity.
My God, Cuphead still looks beautiful
A new trailer showcases the animated stunner in action.
Paint the screen with glitches in this virtualization of our chaotic online lives
A virtual storm of emoticons and floppy disks.
In the Game of Thrones season finale, you either win, or you respawn
Spoiler warning for everyone who is not caught up on season five /// A few episodes ago, in yet another classic Stannis-Davos argument, the false king declared his strategic position—while also basically summing up the entirety of the Game of Thrones fiction: “We march to victory, or we march to def
The disembodied racer at the heart of Project CARS
Racing cars in a lonely world.
The astonishing riddle that started inside Trials Evolution ended up spanning the globe
The racing game Trials Evolution was released for Xbox 360 in the spring of 2012. It was well reviewed. It sold reasonably well. It was notable in the sense that all games are notable to someone. Then something strange happened. Actually, a lot of strange things happened. Wooden planks inscribed wit
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The human cost of Baku 2015, conceptualized as the most futile videogame ever
A game of human rights violations.
As beautiful as ABZÛ is it does not forget the deep terrors of the ocean
If you have a child, do not take them on vacation to the cold Cornwall coasts. It is a place of terror. Dark rugged waves that foam at the mouth aggressively pound steep rocks to a deafening chorus. On the wet sand lies the receding tide’s victims: purple blobs of dead jellyfish, scattered like alie
Bloody Histories, Dangerous Communities: Educators’ Ethical Responsibilities Teaching Games
The moral dilemma of teaching with games.