Monster Hunter: Legends of the Guild does a respectable job of inviting new and old fans into the world through Netflix.

Gods & Magic brings the pantheon of Golarion into the world of Pathfinder Second Edition, though it’s lighter on content than previous books.

During a time of transitions, a game about just that seems to fit the bill. Naseem Jamnia takes a look at No Longer Home.

The Lost Omens Character Guide introduces many new options for player characters including three new ancestries.

The Lost Omens: World Guide updates the Pathfinder campaign setting for a new edition, codifying years of adventuring.

If you want to learn how to write poetry about video games, then the second part of Katherine Quevedo’s “Level Up Your Poetry” is for you! In this piece, Katherine breaks down two of her own gaming poems.

Poetry about video games? You bet. It follows a fine tradition of ekphrastic poetry, or verse inspired by visual arts. Just as a poet might depict a painting in detail, you can portray the sights, sounds, and experiences of digital games through verse. The realm of...

Kael Langdon’s Mass Effect replay illustrates the horrifying consequences of giving a single person the power to decide the fate of entire species.

Kael Langdon’s continuing replay of the Mass Effect series reveals that space colonialism is only a problem when someone else is doing it.

Nintendo seems to be plying its anxious Animal Crossing: New Horizons fans with tempting merchandise instead of updates, and Elvie Mae Parian takes the bait.