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The Shelf Episode 3 – 2017 Game Preview
Our Games Editor and Editor-in-Chief discuss the year ahead in video games with a special guest!
Dork Shelf’s 2016 Game of the Year
Naughty Dog's Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is big-budget storytelling at its finest.
Play Dead: RIP 2016 Special
In this special end of the year episode of Play Dead, Gabby asks several game developers about their most memorable video game deaths, from NPC deaths, to game glitches, to digital reminders of deceased loved ones.
The Last Guardian Review
Fumito Ueda's follow up to Shadow of the Colossus is a brilliant yet maddening exploration of companionship.
The Development Slate Episode 41 – Contra
This week, James and Yaw adapt the hit 1987 video game Contra!
Dead Rising 4 Review
Dead Rising 4 has zombies and Christmas, but fails to deliver much holiday cheer.
Thought Bubble: There’s No Reason to Buy the Unnecessary Mario Maker 3DS
With limited online features, Super Mario Maker 3DS is a lame duck port that is destined to be obsolete.
The Tragic Optimism of Watch Dogs 2
Watch Dogs 2 is a much better game than the original, but it arrives at a time when everything else is getting worse.
How Northern Arena is Making eSports more Accessible
Co-founder Carl Edwin Michel discusses his efforts to turn Northern Arena into the leading eSports organization in Canada.
Resident Evil is a Terrifying Game About the Dangers of Being Unprepared
The tricks that make Resident Evil great are as effective in 2016 as they were in 1996.
Outlast 2 Preview
The religious-themed Outlast 2 looks to innovate with content rather than technology.
Watch Dogs 2 Calls Attention to the Illusion of Digital Privacy
What does it mean when we pass of cyberterrorism as entertainment?
Thought Bubble: The Terrifying Isolation of Actual Sunlight
Three years after its initial release, Will O'Neill's Actual Sunlight remains a harrowing depiction of depression.
Pretending to Grownup Interview
Drinking Quest designer Jason Anarchy is back with a new game about feeling like an imposter.
