Kimimi finds Get Bass 2 trades the original’s arcade sparkle for slower, fussier fishing sim vibes that demand patience and exploration.
Wilhelm tracks another tight Fantasy Critic week, with Splatoon Raiders scoring up and Avatar Legends arriving as a big question mark.
The Chronicler runs three Ramla battles in Commands & Colors Medieval, turning one crossroads into a neat little Crusades mini-campaign.
Tobold finds Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous’ Through the Ashes refreshingly low-level but punishing, fiddly, and worth lowering the difficulty for.
Michael rounds up Myst news from Mysterium, including the painful reveal of canceled prototype Project Anglerfish and word of more universe plans.
Jamie Zawinski drops a one-line TV gag wondering which bottle-blonde dirtbag is Igor the Carpathian.
Warner puts Sunday Morning Reading on hiatus for a travel weekend and points desperate readers toward the archives instead.
Juhis argues open source and small software projects don’t need endless growth, and that building for a specific audience is perfectly valid.
Dave Winer posts RSS.chat API docs, a WordPress connector, and a very Dave case for open feeds over centralized subscription silos.
Roger pieces together Tolkien’s account of Sauron’s fall, arguing Gil-galad and Elendil overthrow him before Isildur delivers the final blow.
Patrick shares a gloriously weird Veins of the Earth monster roster and digs into encounter tables built for usability, tone, and DIY worldbuilding.
WCRobinson maps out a modest Blaugust return, honoring Belghast while aiming for weekly posts and shorter, sharper game reviews.