Divide Zero by Blake Jessop
The drone flies easily, almost gliding, like an albatross patrolling a concrete sea. Far below, waves of…
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Category: Issue 2
Too Good, At Least by Lizz Donnelly
Mica found the book on the day her downstairs neighbor moved out. She arrived home from work…
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Review: Mysterium by Jareth Groves
Mysterium is a cooperative murder mystery game best described as a subjective version of Clue…
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Extended Play by John Petelle
The soles of my battered sandals whispered against the cracks in the sidewalk as I strolled down…
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Pursuit: evasion by Tiffany Morris
1. You wake to fog, fire, fevers. The second day of reckoning.
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The Card Game for Horrible Places: A Conversation with Lisa Nisenson, Co-Creator of Cards Against Urbanity
Naturally, as a magazine, we are drawn to cities; it’s in our very name…
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Terraforming by Vivian Wagner
The game involves making
Mars habitable and profitable,
“Terms and Conditions” by Charlotte M-G
You may have heard the term ‘life is a game.’ Now, the phrase has never rung truer…
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The Secret Language of Drones by Russell Hemmell
“Ever wondered what they talk about when they meet up in the air, Kelly?” the Assistant asked…
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ritual by Robin M. Eames
close all cupboard doors
step on all pavement cracks
The Disappearance by G.G. Silverman
At my audition for the position of Magician’s Assistant to The Great Martingale, I waited in a dark corridor…
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What the Racist History Behind Arkham Horror Tells Us About Ourselves by Hilary Berwick
First of all, there’s this game. It’s called Arkham Horror…
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