Category: Review
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One Month with the Steam Deck Let’s get all the stuff you’ve likely heard about the Valve Steam Deck out of the way: yes, it’s powerful – so far the…
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At times silly but always clear-eyed about its message, LumbearJack is a surprising amount of fun.
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Every regret we have is an instance of grief.
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It’s been a while so let’s do the rundown: this post is going to have major spoilers for UN Hangar, the second level in Umurangi Generation Macro. If you would…
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Art of Rally, Funselektor’s spiritual successor to Absolute Drift, is a rally racing game stripped down to its fundamentals. With fake cars, spectators that look like 3D Pong paddles or…
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That sliver of fucked time, a lightning-strike of self-consciousness more keen than my anxiety-ridden ass usually feels.
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This piece contains spoilers for Endwalker. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. I want to start this piece off by saying that no video game is truly “perfect.” Throughout my…
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No Escape dives back into Umurangi Generation for a four-part finale covering the four levels of Umurangi Generation MACRO.
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In The Subject and Power (1983) French philosopher Michel Foucault argued that in order to fully understand the nature of power relations, we needed to examine those places where they…