We read and discuss Rob's review of 11-Bit Studios' apocalyptic city-builder on Waypoint Radio.

A 'World of Warcraft' joke pushed Ian Xplosion into the spotlight, and he decided to make the most of it. Then, he got evicted.

Killing off characters in 'Infinity War' isn't about being shocking, it's about letting stories come to a natural conclusion.

Plus, a conversation with composer Jon Everist about video game music, strange careers, and giant robots.

Erotic fandom is usually based on games with intricate worlds, but 'Fornite' doesn't have any of that. Yet, life found a way.

'BattleTech' is the rare tactics game that makes attrition a tool, not a mistake.

Because it's nice to have all kinds of fantasies.

I entered the world of heteronormative 60s board games marketed to young girls this weekend. It was a wild journey.

Waypoint Radio, can you hear that sound? It's David Cage in the news. Assemble the team.

The developer behind 'This War of Mine' tells another haunting story of survival and desperation.

Revisiting my nerd-fiction collection, I realize how much I needed pure lore when I was a kid, and how little I need it as an adult.

I just finished the whole series, opting to break the cycle of fire. So why am I so excited to jump back in again?