Sounds fun, but that article title. Mmm, mmm, perfection.

Am I going to enjoy this if I haven’t played the first Threespokens?

Compared to most fantasy rpgs, that dialogue is downright authentic.

Truck-kun is perfect. You take that back right now!

This looks like fantasy Infamous, complete with that series’ snarky protagonist archetype. I am always down for a game that makes the simple act of traversal fun, and the way she zipped around that environment looked very fun.

He’s both a naturalised American, and has often highlighted the dark side of Britain’s history. The current story is the US fuck up in Afghanistan.  In the 19th century it was the British fuck up in Afghanistan. It’s not called “The 19th Century Tonight”.

Honestly, good to know, because the game intrigues me but even just the description of the soul cannon in this article makes me want to cry.  Jesus.

I am torn between wanting to play the game and save the poor children from destruction, and thinking that the horror of the game might just end up destroying me.

My mind: Annapurrna?

When they introduced the trailer he said “You might be wondering ‘how... and also why’, and those are very good questions”

The eye is echoing already...

I’ve seen this a lot. There’s this incredibly difficult balance to be struck between onboarding players in a tantalizing way, but also not showing all of your cards at once. I adore Outer Wilds, it’s honestly my favorite game of all time, but the reality of its genre as a mystery that you uncover on your own means it…

I am both excited and terrified at this news! on one hand I’d love for there to be a branching storyline with a different ending for the sake of exploring more in that gorgeous game but on the other hand the original game is such a clean, perfect, well rounded masterpiece that I can’t really see where you add…

You know damn well the second you start to teach people “this is a swastika and this isn’t” you’re going to have Proud Boys goose-stepping down the street using “Buddhist symbology” as an out.

Who is going to do the educating? Many American schools can’t even be trusted to teach their own nation’s history properly - they’re never going to handle Asian religious iconography.

After attempting to murder her kid, the state should probably take the kid too...

She told police she’s been going through some “trials and tribulations”

God can take the wheel, so long as the state has her keys.

Yeah, that works