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?

It doesn't matter if the developers of 'Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor — Martyr' were joking. What matters is people believed it.

With 'God of War' now at our fingertips, we discuss hype and AAA games on Waypoint Radio.

Only four games is cruel, but that's fine. Let's do this.

'Museum of Simulation Technology' made a huge splash in 2014, but four years later, it's still not out. Through humor and honesty, the developers have avoided a big problem.

‘Desert of Vice’ has it all: surreal scenes, a spooky mystery, coffee and donuts.

Listen, if I'm going to spend hours as someone, they're going to have a 2000 word backstory and incredible hair.