Sephiroth and Me: Playing Final Fantasy VII As A Jewish Person, by Ria Teitelbaum

Deorbital Presents: David Shimomura's 2018 Games Of The Year, by Deorbital

Deorbital Presents: Yussef Cole's 2018 Games Of The Year, by Yussef Cole

Ria Teitelbaum – Medium

Coming Home to Super Mario Sunshine, by Ria Teitelbaum, SUPERJUMP

Fighting with Perfect Greed: Heaven Will Be Mine and diversity of tactics in activism, by Eme Flores

The Haunting of Billie Lurk: Queer Spectrality in the Dishonored Franchise, by Eli Dobromylskyj

Non-Diegetic Lore and “The Paradox Unseen”, by Durante Pierpaoli

Deorbital Presents: Amr Al-Aaser's 2018 Games Of the Year, by amr al-aaser

Sephiroth and Me: Playing Final Fantasy VII As A Jewish Person, by Ria Teitelbaum

God of War's battles tell a story with confused intentions, by amr al-aaser

Glad You're “Here”: Hidden Dimensions and Virtual Worlds, by henrique antero

A Father Presses, A Son Acts: A Kratos-centric Model of God of War's Universe, by Em

The Weight of the World: NieR: Automata and Alienation, by Lilly Fenton

There Are Not “Too Many Games”: What The Indiepocalypse Panic Ignores, by Liz Ryerson

Fear of Missing Out: Growing Up With Feminine Games, by Lane LaBelle