“Play well or play badly, but play truly.” No, this doesn’t come from a cringy video game ad or some guru gamer trying to sell their experience to you. Those words were written by Konstantin Stanislavski...

Horror stories have been told since the ancient Greeks’ time. Stories of witches, vampires, demons and death already existed back then. We have come from spoken tales to written ones...

You are standing in a hallway, inside a labyrinthine police department. There are, apparently, two ways to choose: you can go straight-forward for the stairs or turn right and enter some possible dangerous rooms. But hey, useful items could be waiting.

If you have played Undertale (if you didn’t, please stop reading right now and go play it), you may have come through some interesting feelings. It can be a cheerful journey most of the time, with likable characters and silly jokes here and there, even when the sense of humor gets a bit dark.

Do you remember the first songs you heard in your life? Probably not the actual first ones, but I bet you can think of an artist that stuck in your mind when you were very young. Those sweet melodies… or maybe some groovy djent?. When I was four years old, I’d pick two albums, put them on my dear CD player and start dancing my baby ass out.

I wake up early in the morning by some strange faces calling my name. Faces that I will never see again, for some unexplained reason. I get up and I remembered I’ve spent the night between bars. It’s time for the first roll call, I realize while I hear a police officer talking shit about me and the others inmates.

Let’s play a game. I will list some features but I won’t name the franchise I’m describing. It isn’t personal, I love those games – as much as I hate them. The thing is, if I produce any more “X game is like D*** ***ls with…” I will have to end my career as a writer. And I don’t want to do that

What is a city? According to the Cambridge Dictionary, a city is “a place where many people live, with many houses, stores, businesses, etc.” While this is factually true, it isn’t just about how many restaurants or the amount of people there are. A city is all you can directly see in it (buildings, art, citizens, whatever physical object you can name), and it’s also what you cannot see.