Bhagpuss returns to EverQuest II for the Paths of Sedition pre-expansion event, finding eight new adventure quests enough to pull him back into Norrath.
Luna’s Spooktober starts strong with Doki Doki Literature Club, while Bloomtown charms with pixel art and mystery even as its JRPG busywork drags.
Shintar unpacks how WoW Forever reshapes Blizzard’s ecosystem, stirring excitement, jealousy, and confusion between retail, Classic, and this new middle lane.
David’s campaign turns delightfully logistical as the party adopts a horse-sized hatchling, buys a farm, and starts building a full-on Dragon Ranch.
Ellie digs into Castlevania: Bloodlines as a bold Mega Drive detour, highlighting its 1917 setting, dual heroes, and Dracula-by-way-of-Stoker weirdness.
Wilhelm rounds up EVE Online’s CSM21 candidates, links campaign posts, and adds his own snarky bias notes for voters bothering to pay attention.
Jimmy kicks off an Ion Storm history by tracing how Doom-era id Software turned game developers into rock stars, with Romero embodying the whole swaggering shift.
Ghastly says goodbye to WoW’s Project Alterac with a chaotic final party, GM-granted level 60s, dancing, Dalaran detours, and a very silly Hogger boat raid.
WCRobinson is all-in on Pragmata’s lunar mystery, inventive hacking-and-shooting, and the sweet Hugh-and-Diana dynamic that keeps getting better.
Anarchae’s weekly digest mixes new-job jitters, election anxiety, Pentiment, Japanese mystery fiction, reality TV, and the first creep of winter malaise.
Bruce Schneier goes fishing off Gloucester, catches a longfin squid, and promptly grills it hot and fast—honestly, sounds like a great day.
Jeff says Radxa’s Dragon Q8B looks like a beast versus the Raspberry Pi 5, though OS setup and generic arm64 boot support are still rough.