If The Alters Had a Wardrobe Mod, It’d Look Like ZA/UM Atelier in Paris
ZA/UM Atelier just crash-landed at Paris Fashion Week with The Alters collection - a cyber-survivalist line fusing gaming weirdness, Gorpcore outerwear and glitch-pattern kimonos. It’s clothing built for alternate timelines, dystopian cities and looting your future self’s wardrobe. A sharp, worldbuilding collision of high fashion and speculative identity play.
Infinity Nikki is Falling Apart at the Seams
What was meant to be Infinity Nikki’s redemption update turned into its biggest disaster yet. From crashing servers to a fandom at war, the long-awaited 1.5 patch exposed deeper cracks in the game’s foundation — and now, both players and developers are scrambling to save what’s left.
Mudborne is the Anti-Chore Cosy
In a gaming landscape overrun by pastel to-do lists, Mudborne croaks back with surreal swamp logic, frog genetics, and cosmic pond gods. It’s cosy with edge, structured without stress — a tender, muddy rebirth for players burnt out by the genre’s grind. Finally, a cosy that doesn’t condescend.
Mario Kart’s Women Are Finally Taking the Lead
Mario Kart World marks a bold step forward in embracing female characters, with expanded rosters, customisation, and stunning new skins. While the game celebrates diversity, there’s still room for growth, particularly with underappreciated characters like Birdo.
Hello Kitty Island Adventure: Sanrio’s Cutest Time Sink
This isn’t just a Hello Kitty cash grab—it’s a dangerously cosy life sim with surprising depth. Between decorating, crafting, and befriending Sanrio icons, Hello Kitty Island Adventure turns downtime into a full-time commitment. Cute? Absolutely. Addictive? More than you’d think. Here’s why you won’t be able to put it down.
Inside the Animal Crossing x SeaLife Exhibition
If you're a fan of Animal Crossing, the Aquarium Tour at SeaLife is a must-see, combining the charm of the game with real-life sea creatures. From meet-and-greets with Tom Nook and Isabelle to hidden villager stamps, it’s an experience that celebrates both the game and its passionate community. But is it worth the ticket price?
The Minecraft Library Preserving Press Freedom in a World of Censorship
If you thought Minecraft was just about building cottages and surviving the night, think again. The Uncensored Library is transforming the game into a refuge for press freedom, housing articles banned in oppressive regimes. This digital monument to journalism is a powerful reminder that information, once shared, is difficult to silence.
Meet the Artist Transforming Birmingham through PS1 Visuals
Kyle Hill (@_kyjhi), a West Midlands-based 3D artist and music producer, has taken social media by storm with his nostalgic, low-poly recreations of Birmingham. Inspired by PS1 aesthetics and early 2000s gaming, his work transforms real-world locations into digital dreamscapes, resonating with both locals and retro gaming fans alike.
Australia’s Gaming Boom Has a Secret Weapon
Australia’s gaming industry isn’t just growing - it’s thriving. With revenue doubling in the past five years and homegrown studios making waves globally, there’s never been a better time to be a game developer Down Under. But who’s making sure this momentum keeps going?
Sim-fully Overlooked: The Chaotic Brilliance of The Sims Bustin’ Out and The Urbz on GBA
The Sims on Game Boy Advance wasn’t about designing the perfect home or finding true love—it was about surviving in weird, chaotic cities with nothing but odd jobs and big dreams. Bustin' Out and The Urbz ditched the cosy life sim formula and gave us something messier, funnier, and way more relatable. It's about time we gave these underrated handheld gems the love they deserve.