@phoenixsimms.bsky.social starts off the third issue with an literary analysis of the Randomnine's mechanics for his anti-metroidvania, OVERWHELM.
OVERWHELM is less about punishment and more about vindication. Vindication that sometimes even perseverance, that vanguard of individualist hope in particular, will fail.
Phoenix Simms concludes our second issue featuring Welcome to Elk.
Grief is mundane, despite how profound of an emotion and process it is. Grief can also be cumulative and collective.
Amr Al-Aaser on Tomorrow Won't Come For Those Without
“Make everyone think you’re ignorant. Make them think you’re forgetful. Make them think you’re unable to think on your own.”
charlotte lindsay on Mr. Rainer's Solve-It Service.
MRSIS reflects on loneliness, on being, on wholeness, precisely through its “imaginative thinking.”
Phoenix Simms on Mr. Rainer's Solve-It Service
Shadows, as a collective entity, are natural and need not be characterized as Other.