This Week at Remap
The puzzle masters return, we keep taking baby steps, and so much more.
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Little Black Boxes
Apple TV + Steam Deck + Switch + Switch 2 + PlayStation 5 + Xbox Series X = oh no. What have I done?
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This Week at Remap
The return of Remap Detours, some streaming golf, trying to survive in RE9, Worth Reading—and lots more!
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Travel Nightmares
Patrick and Rob share stressful stories—one from the present, one from the past—of trying to make it back into the U.S.
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Two Best Friends and a Naive Dream: Make a Cinematic Platformer
A fateful meeting at school and an evocative drawing would eventually lead two longtime friends to try something audacious. The result would be Planet of Lana.
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This Week at Remap
Blizzards (and ice dams) come for Rob's house, as we continue our adventures in motorsports, The Sims, and friendslop.
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This Week's Remap Recap
Climbing mountains, surviving horror, going on a marathon, and more.
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Cairn's Beautiful Search for a Mountaineer's Purpose
A conversation with The Game Bakers about life's unanswerable questions, making the sublime Cairn, and crafting a video game with supplément d’âme.
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This Week at Remap
The return of Worth Reading! Rob's power has gone out! A new week begins!
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Finding the Chicago Bears of F1
In which Patrick wonders whether it's time to get into high-speed racing, so he comes to Rob seeking advice in the only way he knows how.
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Love Eternal Is Fine If You Never Experience Its Terrifying Story
In a time where games are aiming for the widest possible audience, Love Eternal designer Toby Alden explains why they're making games another way.
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This Week at Remap
Stranger Things! The Sims! Baby Steps! Love Eternal! Yapyap!
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Edmund McMillen Is Still Nervous About Releasing a Video Game
McMillen has had about as critically and commercially successful a career as one could hope for. Yet insecurities come back with each release.
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This Week at Remap
One of the most packed Remap weeks in a while!
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Winter Hubris
Rob and Patrick share stories of hunkering down, almost giving yourself frostbite, and believing you're capable of driving in a snowstorm—and being very wrong.