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Anodyne
‘Anodyne,’ a Thoughtful 2D Zelda-Like, is Now on Consoles
‘Anodyne' is one of my favorite 2D Zelda-ish games, and it’s finally on PS4 and Xbox 1.
Danielle Riendeau
2 hours ago
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How Do you Balance a Day Job and Creative Hobbies?
On Waypoint Radio 187: Nintendo Direct thoughts, 'The Masque of Red Death,' 'The Messenger,' 'Frozen Synapse 2' writing advice, and much more!
Danielle Riendeau
19 hours ago
nintendo
Meet the Meticulous Fan Behind the Internet's Most Meticulous Mario Blog
Since 2012, Supper Mario Broth has been proving, over and over, there's more to learn about Nintendo's series. Recently, though, its creator was forced to go public and ask for help. His power was about to go out.
Patrick Klepek
a day ago
Postscript
'1870' Reclaims a Cyberpunk Future from Colonial Wreckage
If your life depended on it, could you approach an indigenous community and worldview without being an asshole?
Cameron Kunzelman
4 days ago
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How the Changing Relationship Between Story and Lore Has Defined Destiny
On Waypoint Radio 186, we go in deep on game lore.
Danielle Riendeau
4 days ago
Graveyard Keeper
'Graveyard Keeper' Is About Losing Your Future to Your Present
The darkly humorous farming simulator is dead serious about questioning our relationship with labor and goals.
David J. Lumb
5 days ago
labor
Why Don't Remakes And Remasters Always Credit the Original Developers?
Tributes, thank yous, and shout outs are one thing, but in the case of 'Shadow of the Colossus,' 'Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner,' and others, it falls short. Crediting is power.
Patrick Klepek
9.12.18
BattleTech
The Final Missions of 'BattleTech' Made Me Realize What I Want in a Sequel
There's a difference between surviving and winning.
Rob Zacny
9.11.18
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Is Spider-Man a Cop Now?
On Waypoint Radio 185, the whole crew is here to chat big games.
Danielle Riendeau
9.11.18
Review
'Shadow of the Tomb Raider' Tries, but Fails, to Tackle Its Own Colonialism
Fun stealth mechanics and a passable photo mode can't free the series from the baggage of its core fantasy: Lara Croft is still just a thief playing at being a savior.
Dia Lacina
9.10.18
Postscript
In ‘Slay the Spire,’ Knowledge Is Your Weapon and Your Downfall
In 'Slay the Spire,' having too much of one kind of knowledge can screw you completely.
Cameron Kunzelman
9.7.18
The Quiet Man
Sit Down, Have a Drink. Let Me Tell You About My Time With 'The Quiet Man'
This is a story about a boy, a kiosk, and a 15 minute demo that, somehow, became an hour and 15 minutes with a game that, by most measures, shouldn't exist.
Patrick Klepek
9.7.18
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