Video Games

The Independent Games Festival Awards will be held this week at the Game Developers Conference. Editor Madeline Turnipseed highlights some of the most fascinating indie games nominated for awards.

Pangolin's Puzzle takes subverts the traditional look and feel of mobies games with a message that deftly marries Christianity and conservationism.

When you're on an island this breathaking, how could one not be inspired? Madeline Turnipseed explains the struggle and majestry of being an artist in Eastshade

Bury Me, My Love challenges players not only to acknowledge the humanity of refugees but to love them.

Was the thirteen year wait worth it? Reviewer Tieranie Albright thinks so as she explores what's magical about a plucky protagonist, his cohorts and the animated worlds they visit in this new installment.

We discuss the frantic yet strategic nature of MageQuit and the diverse emotional experiences that can be had from playing video games.

The true strength of Arthur Morgan as a character is not in his great physical power or speed, or even his many deeds. Rather, it is in the clear-sighted recognition of his own wretchedness as a man, his rejection of that life which leads to death, and his desperate pursuit of the loving good that surpasses and transcends himself.

Tragedy can strike when we least expect it, even when we’ve done all we can to avoid misfortune. The loss of a family member. Unshakable depression. An unexpected, undeserved layoff from your job. It can take everything to not give in to despair when parts of our lives are broken or severed. In Resident Evil […]

These 6 new esports are poised to change the way we think, not only about sports, but about the meaning of life itself.

When we are subject to cruel anger from fellow humans on Earth, how can we love or be loved by an angry God?