Why Do Furries Matter? | Part 2
Furry characters exist as the stylized versions of their creators' best selves, who share their love and creativity through fursuiting and conventions.
Control Is an Encouraging Love Letter To Gamers
LTN editor Joey Thurmond shares how Remedy's newest game, Control, masterfully celebrates both playing video games and those who play them.
Refunct Wants to be Your Friend
Refunct disarms players with an unassuming game feature that prompts them to not only reflect on their lives, but also their self-worth.
The Living Force of God: Meditation as Prayer in Star Wars
In Star Wars, Qui-Gon Jinn's relationship to the Force can tell us how a selfless, meditative approach to prayer can deepen one's closeness to God.
The Last Guardian and the Fruits of Patience
Video game companions are built for immediate gratification, but The Last Guardian demonstrates the beauty and value in building upon imperfect bonds.
Why Do Furries Matter?
The furry fandom is far more than its sterotypes suggest with a diverse community rife with genuine love, humbling honesty, and deeply personal creativity.
The Price of Love in the How to Train Your Dragon Trilogy
In exploring the How to Train Your Dragon trilogy, Joey Thurmond is reminded of his grandfather and the legacy he left behind: with love comes sacrifice.
How Nostalgia Helps Us—And How it Hurts Us, Too
Joey takes a look at how nostalgia can add to our lives and benefit the films, games, and shows we love—and how it can likewise be a hindrance.
Readjusting Expectations in Resident Evil 2
The inconsistent world of Resident Evil 2 reminds us that hopeful improvisation is needed in a reality clashing with our idyllic lives and goals.
The Comfort and Joy of Spyro: Reignited Trilogy
Spyro is like a childhood friend to his fans. When they came to play with him, he serves as a gateway to worlds of unadulterated whimsy.