By Night Studios, the company behind bringing Vampire the Masquerade alive, has introduced bath items, including bath bombs and oils! Jameson Hampton takes a look—or a bath, as it were.

Supergiant’s most recent blockbuster release, Hades, rocks, and I’m going to kiss Death if it kills me (it will).

Dire Wolf Digital’s online adaptation of Root is a delight, but its faithful adherence to the original board game might be holding it back.

Necrobarista might be steaming with delicious visuals, but clunky writing leaves a latte to be deserved.

Melissa Brinks reviews the experience of not playing Variations on Your Body, a collection of pervasive games by Avery Alder.

Elvie Mae Parian recaps this year’s Game Devs of Color Expo, including how adaption to being digital-only made it more inclusive than ever.

Pupperazzi, a wholesome dog photography game is coming our way… eventually. Jameson Hampton talks with Isobel Shasha of developer Sundae Month to learn more.

Sometimes there’s a pandemic and sports are cancelled so instead we all get together and yell about Blaseball. That’s splorts, baby.

Dr. Bo Ruberg, professor at UCI, is a pioneer in the field of queer game studies. In this interview, they talk about their path and their work.

Kate Lyons makes the case for a co-op exploration platformer version of the adorable actual-play podcast Dungeon Wives.