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Playing An Imperfect God in Crest: Religion Simulator

Joanna Mueller - July 31, 2017

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Antihero’s Low-key Road To Release

Joanna Mueller - July 13, 2017

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Space Odyssey Is Drawing Kickstarter Backers Into An Endless Development Void

Joanna Mueller - June 26, 2017

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The Underground King Sends Steam Greenlight Out With A Bang

Joanna Mueller - June 21, 2017

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Phoenix Point: Early vs Exclusive Backer Content

Joanna Mueller - May 1, 2017

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Sacred Fire Presents Psychological Strategy By The Numbers

Joanna Mueller - March 17, 2017

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Legion 1917: Rise of the Bolsheviks Sets Its Sights on Historical...

Serena Nelson - March 1, 2017

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Banner Saga 3 Brings The Trilogy’s End Back Where It Began

Joanna Mueller - January 24, 2017

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Turn-Based Strategy Rise of the Elders: Cthulhu Kickstarter Bound

Serena Nelson - January 20, 2017

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Stonehearth Begins Another Year With No Release In Sight

Joanna Mueller - January 17, 2017

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Jupiter Hell Is Roguelike At Its Most Metal

Joanna Mueller - November 17, 2016

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Traintopia Brings Toy Train Models to Life

David Lins - November 14, 2016

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Fantasy Conquest Tactics : A Colorful, Quirky Strategy Game

David Lins - November 2, 2016

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Victus Bounces Back With Open Beta

Joanna Mueller - October 24, 2016

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Launching Into Astronaut: The Best

Joanna Mueller - October 14, 2016

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Outwit and Conquer your Enemy in Precursor’s Dawn

David Lins - October 5, 2016

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Honest Mental Health and Night in The Woods
Video Games don’t have a fantastic record of depicting mental health. The increasing attention on plot focused games has shown the medium is pretty far behind. As well as fantastic LGBT representation, Night in The Woods depicts mental health in an honest and relatable way. It makes the characters seem real, while still not defined by […]
Gamegate Whining Reveals ArenaNet Spinelessness. Who’s Next?
Gamergate, that perpetual sludge of “alt-right” Nazi cosplayers, men’s rights activists and literal human goblins, is entering the fourth year of its onslaught against the video game industry. In 2018, the “movement” of living, breathing fecal matter has decided to try its hand at innovation by pretending to be concerned customers. Recently, Guild Wars 2 developer […]
The Sexism Problem Gaming Won’t Let Go
You have likely heard of the controversy involving Elias Viglione. The indie developer of Hero Siege recently went on a sexist rant on Twitter that lead to a huge backlash from the gaming community. The kerfuffle led Elias to release an apology that blamed his sexism on, among other things, being drunk and having temperament issues. […]
Where’s Gaming’s Direct Action Movement?
There’s no question that Bully Hunters was a shitshow through and through. Sold as a gang of skilled vigilantes that would enter online games and e-kill shit-talking pests, it turned out to be just as flawed in execution as it was in concept. As sad as getting back at an in-game annoyance by handing them […]
Catching Kitties, Abstract Art & Monitoring the Market: Inside Jam for Change 2018
Jam for Change was a game jam that took place during London Games Festival on Saturday 7th and Sunday the 8th of April. It was an event in support of the charity women’s aid, who provide services and give and help to women and children who are victims of violence and domestic abuse. Anyone could […]

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