Anarchae’s first hours with Raidou Remastered find a reworked SMT-style Taisho-era mystery, modernized combat, and a tone somewhere between mainline SMT bleakness and Persona’s human focus.
CrazyKinux reminisces about Gears of War’s haunting “Mad World” teaser while cleaning his blog and sees Gears of War: E-Day as a deliberate return to that quieter, darker tone.
Kimimi falls for Skygunner’s brass-and-steam skies once she abandons “expert” controls for Star Fox-style handling and starts mastering its rolls, EX actions, and many targeting options.
Krista’s cosy guide tours Infinity Nikki’s Miraland, walking new stylists through Wishfield’s regions, fast travel via Warp Spires, and the new Terra Alliance zone Itzaland.
Luna recaps a stormy but productive November of blog milestones and standout indie gem Fading Serenades, an inventory-driven parcel-delivery adventure that’s still living rent-free in her head.
Pixel One introduces Alyannìa Runelight, a shy Dalaran-trained mage turned warlock and Black Harvest graduate, adventuring with voidwalker Zanggarth for the Reliquary in Warcraft’s lore.
Tobold’s first century in Europa Universalis V as Portugal leans on mods and console cheats to keep Spain friendly while he quietly hoards Atlantic islands and explores toward Madagascar.
Bhagpuss’s advent calendar door two is a quietly festive pick: “Snow Is Falling In Manhattan” from Chilly Gonzales with Jarvis Cocker and Feist setting the seasonal mood.
Bruce Schneier compares AI to social media’s rise, warning that powerful digital systems can either empower or control us depending on the political choices we make now.
Dave Winer riffs on forgotten link culture, tap-to-pay NYC subway rides, WordPress RSS hacks, AI breaking dev exclusivity, and archiving Scripting News on GitHub.
Pete imagines a personalized wearable AI companion for people with Alzheimer’s, quietly cueing names, routines, medicine, and memories without pretending to replace human care.
Belghast, sick but stubborn, sets up a Bambu Lab P1S with AMS and dives into FDM 3D printing, Benchy tests, and beginner hiccups in the garage.