Kate Gray
Fanfic: A Hero's Rest Before The Storm
The Champion of Hyrule has a lot on his plate, but an unlikely friend thinks he should just take some time for himself.
A Game That's Brutally Honest About Sexism in Tech
Elizabeth Sampat's '8 Vignettes from the Tech Industry' is a very real meditation from a woman working in games and tech.
The 'Super Hexagon' Creator Invites You to Play With Infinite Skeletons
I'd like some more skulls, please!
Who Is a Good Dog? The Answer Will Shock You in This Tiny Game
Self-Care Jam has just finished its second year of existence, and it’s just as much of a breath of fresh air as it was during its debut in 2016.
A Game That Finds Comfort in the Banality of Death
'A Mortician's Tale' is a game that lets you go behind the curtain of funerals.
This Game About Domestic Abuse Helped Me Understand My Own Trauma
'Another Lost Phone' looks long and hard at what we think of as "acceptable" behavior. CW for domestic abuse.
The New Assassin's Creed Will Have a Tourist Mode and So Should Other Games
The newly announced Discovery Tour Mode in 'Assassin's Creed: Origins' will act like an enhanced photo mode.
'Pikuniku' Turns a Wild Imagination Into a Great Playset
You'll be surprised at how many random whims and dark impulses this charming little side-scroller shares with you.
A Post-Apocalypse Game About Witnessing The Past And Present Simultaneously
'Like Roots In The Soil' is something new in a dusty genre.
Tiny Worlds in Games Offer Us an Escape from the Big One
Little worlds and miniatures give us the illusion of control in an out-of-control time.
'Drawful' Shows How Witty Humor Can Prevail Over Shock
It feels better to be the funniest person in the room than the 'edgiest.'
Nicky Case's New Game Examines Why We Should all Stop Being Such Bastards
It's time for some (real) game theory.