Tipa says Windrose isn’t just pirate Valheim; its livelier world and parry-heavy boss fights make it a tougher, distinct survival-crafting beast.
CrazyKinux revives Speedlinking with an EVE-heavy roundup covering Fanfest 2026, Cradle of War, Fenris Creations, and the DeepMind tie-in.
Kimimi delights in Flash Koibito-kun, a charming WonderSwan puzzle game about a love ninja shepherding walking hearts across tricky gaps.
Ellie bounces off Super Mario Bros. 3 despite its classic status, finding the difficulty, movement, and stage design more frustrating than fun.
Wilhelm’s Fantasy Critic update is a quick one: Outbound keeps sliding, Mixtape dips a bit, and the week 20 rankings get reshuffled.
The Chronicler rounds up ten new-to-them solitaire wargames, spotlighting solo systems that delivered strong replayability, narrative, and tabletop tension.
Warner serves a smart Sunday reading list, pulling together politics, criticism, OpenAI drama, and culture with an eye for the subtext.
Emily reflects on why Wheel of Fortune clicked so hard, tying its spinning-wheel joy and puzzle-solving thrill to a lifelong stim.
Bruce Schneier’s squid post turns into a meaty BitLocker thread, digging into TPMs, key storage, and why broken trust chains matter either way.
Dave Winer jumps from web-built Twitter-like networks to a nasty location.href startup bug, with side takes on AI, media, and Trump.