We dig into Pokémon, Smash Bros, Fallout, Battlefield, and more on this extra-long episode of Waypoint Radio.

Toward a culture of creative independence, not indie culture.

Whether humorous or explanatory in nature, it takes a lot of hard work to make a good LP.

Game designer Alex Jimenez and social worker Timothy Burns are using games to help young patients open up about mental health.

On a grimly musical Waypoints, the gang discusses 'Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 2' and 'Let England Shake', as well as complicated legacies.

Boy, this series sure took a weird turn?

Yes, sure, it involves time travel, but it's simpler than you think.

The new racing game brought me right back to the wild planets and sci-fi cityscapes of the Nintendo 64 heyday.

Also, hell yeah, let's talk some 'Vampyr.'

I finally beat 'Dead Cells' last week, but it didn't happen the way I expected. It happened with a community who was helping (and hurting) me the whole time.

We answer questions about peanut Butter, public criticism, game series gone bad and more on episode 201 of Waypoint Radio

Kitty Horrorshow's 'Castle Wormclot' evokes a massive, unknowable political machine.