Frostilyte digs into Prison of Husks, a FromSoft-style demo whose gear-based progression and hidden equipment made its boss fights click.
Kimimi gushes over Baldur’s Gate III as a deeply reactive RPG whose tactical freedom and Astarion-fueled emotional pull still hit hard.
Margot talks herself into a Retroid Pocket Duo, chasing OLED dual-screen bliss for DS and 3DS emulation without going full handheld overkill.
Wilhelm rounds up a late Fantasy Critic shakeup, with Valor Mortis, Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, and Planet Zoo 2 nudging the standings.
Anarchae’s weekly digest checks in on new-job nerves, disappointing library mysteries, reality TV, Raptors anticipation, and Fate/GO event progress.
Tan’s fortnightly digest bounces from Nier: Automata and Terranigma to record-player tinkering, teaching stress, and half-term relief.
Cristian calls it on The100Pics, bowing out of the photo event with a short, clean note of burnout.
Tobold argues disruptive protests target governments more effectively than school shootings, framing both as symptoms of young people’s desperation.
Ramen Junkie speedruns gripes about Epic’s Linux launcher, Character AI’s collapse, and Microsoft 365 storage cuts with appropriately cranky energy.
Scopique likes how Markdown can look in Obsidian, but hates how writing in raw syntax flips TTRPG prep from prose brain to coding brain.
Dave Winer ties his Markdown-web gripes to Chrome’s power, then pivots to a blunt complaint about US healthcare still running on phone tag.