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Designers have long used nostalgia as a narrative device – but how does it reflect our own relationship with games?
I finished Lost Records: Bloom and Rage several days ago, but I’m still thinking abo…
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An altruistic companion to Oliver Burkeman’s Four Thousand Weeks aims to encourage anyone with a conscience to stop being a spectator
Many years ago there was a BBC children’s TV programme called Why …
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Don Pettit became septuagenarian hurtling towards Earth after seven-month mission at International Space Station
Cake, gifts and a low-key family celebration may be how many senior citizens celebrate …
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Somerset House, London
After 10 fun-packed years, it’s a wrap for the UK’s biggest celebration of indie, communal gameplay. But the folk games at the heart of this year’s edition have now filtered int…
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Recent research suggests our brain power is in decline. Is offloading our cognitive work to AI driving this trend?
Imagine for a moment you are a child in 1941, sitting the common entrance exam for pu…
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PC, PS5, XBox; Don’t Nod
The concluding half of this two-parter may be lacking in interactive challenges, but is profound, sensitively structured and emotionally resonant
One thing you realise as you g…
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The Selma star is excellent in a beautiful-looking, zany, 60s-set show about a former criminal. But it is a big pile of random whimsy with very little coherent narrative
In the blurb promoting Governm…
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