Tipa returns to Dune: Awakening after server-transfer gymnastics, with Funcom’s coming PvP changes making the survival-crafter comeback feel worth watching.
Nimgimli went from lukewarm to hooked on Neverness to Everness, staying current on the story while happily puttering around its city and systems.
Shintar digs into SWTOR Legacy Reborn’s ending and what broader Force sensitivity could mean for non-Force classes and future combat styles.
Kimimi revels in Omega Boost’s late-’90s PlayStation excess, from lavish FMV swagger to flashy free-ish mech movement and satisfying auto-targeting.
Emily had a blast with Resident Evil 4’s Separate Ways, enjoying Ada Wong’s grappling-hook mobility, arsenal, and parallel spin on Leon’s story.
Wes tees up Namco 246 and 256 emulation via a PCSX2 fork, with side notes on MiSTer, Game Boy Advance hardware, and preservation.
Wilhelm tried Stardew Valley co-op with his daughter on Switch, but tiny text and a dim Switch Lite quickly made the farm life a squint-heavy chore.
The Friendly Necromancer is using ChatGPT to prototype a niche poetry-themed Unity mobile game, arguing AI finally clicks better here than it did with VR.
Roger reflects on volunteering at a Trussell Trust food bank, pushing back on lazy myths and stressing how many working people still need help.
Dave Winer is all in on the Knicks’ title run, shouting out their depth, heart, and late-game rope-a-dope against the Spurs.
Juhis recaps Future Frontend 2026 in Espoo, praising Dipoli, the design-and-development split, and the cozy conference vibe.
Jamie Zawinski dryly notes that putting heat-belching AI data centers in hot, water-starved places is obviously a terrible idea.