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Aerial_Knight’s Mr. Freezy Gives Black Women the Freedom to Be Monstrous — and That’s the Whole Point
Aerial_Knight’s latest release Mr. Freezy is a horror puzzler that explores a concept games don’t always give Black women the freedom to be: angry.
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword Is Painstakingly Beautiful — I Just Wanted It to Fight Back
As soon as Onimusha: Way of the Sword was announced, I knew that I had to get my hands on it immediately, but once I did, reluctance crept in towards a few updated mechanics.
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Can Guild Wars 3 breathe life back into the MMO scene?
I was an MMORPG late bloomer. Mass Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games, just like their name, felt overwhelming to me.
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Gamerscope: August 2026 is serving spotlight energy — press play already
Welcome to Gamerscope, our new monthly series where we read the sky, reflect on the month ahead, and suggest a stack of games that meet the moment. Think of it as a cosmic save point: a place to pause, check your map, and decide where you’re headed next.
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Co-op adventure Out of Words reminds me of my grandmother’s ASL lessons around the world
When I played Out of Words, my grandmother’s joy in sharing ASL with the world came to mind.
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Paperfrog’s Bub turns chronic illness into a radical act of stop-motion healing
It took less than five minutes with Bub from Paperfrog to see not only why this heartfelt project was made, but why its existence is necessary, especially for disabled gamers.
