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Impressions / It's Good To Be 868-BACK 868-BACK, Michael Brough's sequel to the classic hacking roguelike 868-HACK, is an old friend and a new masterpiece. By Chris Person / 5 Jun 2026
Video Games / Yeah, That’s A Life Sim Alright Paralives is a welcome competitor to The Sims, but so far doesn't offer much that's new to the genre. By Gita Jackson / 3 Jun 2026
Impressions / 82-0 Is The Basketball Game For Our Times I don't want to watch games, I want to argue about stats By Luke Plunkett / 2 Jun 2026
Video Games / You Don’t Have To Turn This Library-Tidying Game Into An Existential Crisis, But It Helps Finally, a use for my master's in library science By Riley MacLeod / 26 May 2026
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Video Games / Thick As Thieves Has The Bones Of A Classic Stealth Game, But It's Not There Yet When will my immersive sim husbands return from sea By Riley MacLeod / 21 May 2026
Video Games / Sshh, Just Let Me Look At The Fish Subnautica 2's early access is a bit plot-heavy, but also full of weird little guys By Riley MacLeod / 19 May 2026
Video Games / The New Battlestar Galactica Game Rules The show and roguelikes are a perfect fit By Luke Plunkett / 18 May 2026
Afterchat / Saros Feels Like Popping Bubble Wrap Finally: orbs By Gita Jackson and Chris Person / 12 May 2026
