Tipa dives into Enshrouded’s poisonous, boss-timed survival-crafting loop and sizes up its shared-world quirks against Valheim, Dune: Awakening, and Guild Wars 2.
Sey rounds up Galaxies Autumn Showcase standouts like Lelu, Kloa, MR. RECORDS, and Gravity Circuit 2 with plenty of wishlist energy.
Bhagpuss gets unexpectedly chills-over-spine invested in Neverness To Everness after Akane’s band-focused trailer turns his own character into the onstage drummer.
Shintar recounts leveling through WoW: Midnight on a ground mount only, finding extra immersion, fewer autopilot slipups, and more friction for mining.
Wes spotlights the newly uncovered F-Zero GX cheat codes, plus a broader roundup touching emulation hardware and translation work worth keeping an eye on.
The Chronicler previews SPIEL Essen 2026’s wargame side, with The Great Escape, Battle Commander, and a reminder that conflict games keep carving out space there.
Kelly reflects on friendship as a habit that needs tending, and how easy isolation makes it to let even meaningful connections drift.
Roger surveys his current TV habits, from Crystal Lake to Celebrity Traitors, with a nice side glance at why prestige television often leaves him cold.
Warner puts Sunday Morning Reading on a brief hiatus while enjoying Halloween-season grandkid time, with plans to return next week.
Wilhelm grumbles through modern streaming discovery, with Roku search, AMC+, BritBox, Prime Video, and the misery of watching old shows on FAST channels.
Juhis kicks off Djangonaut Space with onboarding, community events, first contributions, and the kind of open-source enthusiasm that makes mentorship programs feel genuinely inviting.
Tim Bray checks back in on X and comes away unconvinced, arguing the platform still feels algorithmically warped, propagandistic, and deeply joyless.