Labor / The Long Dark Studio Lays Off Workers After Game Delay "As the head of the company, you should cast your judgement on me," wrote Hinterland CEO Raphael van Lierop By Riley MacLeod / 12 Feb 2026
TV / All Her Fault Is A Thriller About Gender Roles A story about a kidnapping is a jumping off point to explore expectations within families By Riley MacLeod / 9 Feb 2026
Video Games / Nintendo’s Trailers Of Violent Games Are Full Of (Purposefully?) Missed Shots I can't unsee it By Riley MacLeod / 5 Feb 2026
journalism / They Do This Because They Can Wednesday's Washington Post layoffs didn't need to happen By Riley MacLeod / 4 Feb 2026
Video Games / What If I Just Never Leave Cairn's Tent All my little chores By Riley MacLeod / 3 Feb 2026
journalism / Gambling Isn't News News outlets' forays into prediction markets confuse noise with information By Riley MacLeod / 27 Jan 2026
News / US Lawmakers Urge Review Of EA Sale The Congressional Labor Caucus sent a letter to the FTC warning the debt-financed, largely PIF-owned deal could be bad news for workers By Riley MacLeod / 22 Jan 2026
News / Games Journalism Layoffs Hit Inverse, The Verge Media companies continue to have no idea what to do with gaming coverage By Riley MacLeod / 16 Jan 2026
Video Games / Oh My God, Am I A Genius At Irish Language Wordle No, but please let me have this By Riley MacLeod / 13 Jan 2026
Video Games / Not Even A Video Game Can Convince Me To Read The Directions First Uncle Chop's Rocket Shop is a fix-it game about the importance of reading comprehension By Riley MacLeod / 8 Jan 2026
Hardware / What If I Don't Fantasize About Having A Friend In A Jar Razer showed the latest iteration of its Project Ava AI companion at CES, and the vibes are bad By Riley MacLeod / 7 Jan 2026
Movies / The Testament Of Ann Lee Makes A Dying Faith Radical Through its interpretation of Shaker songs and dances, the movie shows what made the movement challenging By Riley MacLeod / 5 Jan 2026
