Archaeological Approach to Catastrophe and Mass Migration in No Man’s Sky
An archaeologist used real-life methods to study an abandoned community of player settlements in No Man’s Sky.
Crossout: What Is the Ideology of Combat?
Are you willing to combine your creative skills and desire to test some mad inventions and machines? Crossout provides you with such an opportunity. Explore the components, weapons, construct your own vehicle and start intimidating your enemies!
Different strokes for different folks – The many types of let’s plays
Let’s players aren’t a one-size-fits-all. In what types of let’s plays are you most interested: comedic, critical, social, or perhaps ASMR?
Arcane – The first great video game adaptation
This series has no right to be one of the best things I have ever watched.
Time is fleeting (and various other things), so please, have some respect for it
Do longer games respect the player’s time? Is the content contained within meaningful? This thinkpiece tries to shine light on these questions.
More Queer Romances in Roleplay Games, Please
Not only is queer romance in RPG a good way to explore and and possibly self-discover, it can also be a way to fight against sexism and heteronormativity.
What if we created games to aid us conversate about global issues?
Do games and gamification pose a solution for the multidisciplinary conversation of sustainable development?
An Escape to Peace – The Stress-free World of Lake
Sometimes, leaving the stress, work, and deadlines behind is really the right choice. Lake is a game where time stands still and the mind rests.
Games and Books as Crucial Components of the Whole Imaginary Universe
Books, based on games seem to expand the inner universe to satisfy the fans. Are the authors able to save the original ideology and concept of the project or are they more likely to turn the narrative upside down?
Another day in the life of Arthur Morgan
Arthur Morgan is easily one of the most lovable characters in recent video game history. Red Dead Redemption 2 offers so much to do, and I hopped on the cowboy boots of this already legendary video game gangster for one day.
Welcoming a new friend to the crew!
Tail Wagging Fun – The Last Friend Review
Weaponize your pets and take down influencers in this beat ‘em up with a tower defense twist.
Nextlander podcast: A wholesome peek into the game industry
Is the Nextlander podcast your next binge obsession of dad jokes and gaming news?
A Day in the Life of a Happy Home Paradise Designer
Greetings from Happy Home Paradise and welcome to a regular day of a designer. Today we designed a holiday home for Eugene! And had a little office party as well.
Coffee Talk – A visual novel where elves, mermaids and orcs espresso their deepest thoughts to you, their barista
Ever dreamed of working in a cafe in fantasy Seattle? This game could bean the one for you. So put your apron on and get ready to brew a latte of coffee and listen to customers espresso their worries to you.
Explore the Natural Wonders of an Alien World: In Other Waters and Ecological Storytelling
In Other Waters is an ecological game. It’s about how environments shape and are shaped by the things within them, as well as the interdependence of diverse forms of life. As well as being an enjoyable experience, it might help us to think about our own unfolding catastrophe.
A heartfelt and captivating musical adaptation of a JRPG – Trails of Cold Steel: Premium 3D Musical
It’s often said that movie adaptations of video games are terrible. So, how would a musical fare? Well.
Battlefield 2042: A step into the future or a step backwards?
Is there something absolutely new and unique in Battlefield 2042, or does the game fall short?
Demonic Collect-a-Thon in a World of Rubble – Shin Megami Tensei V
Shin Megami Tensei V features an extremely satisfying loop of exploration, turn-based battles, and party management at the cost of its story.
Ready, Set, SLAY
Slay is a novel about a virtual world, an MMO game for black people and a growing story of its creator, a young woman who struggles to find her place in the world. Is there a right or wrong way to represent your identity and your culture?
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