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Thomas Wilde • June 28, 2024

I had to switch horses mid-race this week. I started playing a game for the column, but it rapidly became…

Thomas Wilde • June 21, 2024

“Over the centuries, mankind has tried many ways of combating the forces of evil,” the late Terry Pratchett wrote. “Prayer,…

Thomas Wilde • June 14, 2024

The problem with Harold Halibut is that it’s a startlingly vivid artistic accomplishment, but in the traditional sense of the…

Thomas Wilde • June 7, 2024

It’s interesting how nostalgia comes in layers. The concept of the “boomer shooter” started with games that were deliberate throwbacks…

Thomas Wilde • June 1, 2024

Check out our weekly indie game review column Game Night on our non-satirical section, Minus World.

Thomas Wilde • May 24, 2024

My goal with this column is to discuss interesting indie games that, in the flooded state of the market, might…

Thomas Wilde • May 17, 2024

The contradiction of Mullet Mad Jack is that if you’re old enough to get its pop culture references, you might…

Thomas Wilde • May 10, 2024

I went into Withering Rooms blind, but thought I’d figured it out after the first 5 minutes. You play as…

Thomas Wilde • May 3, 2024

Spiderweb Software is a largely one-person Seattle studio run by Jeff Vogel, who describes himself as American indie games’ “Crazy…

Thomas Wilde • April 26, 2024

Welcome to Game Night, a Hard Drive review series that focuses on indie games. “Indie” as a game category is…

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