This Week at Remap
It's an especially ~~spooky~~ week of articles, podcasts, and streams.
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The Stressful Skies
Rob and Patrick mull an impossible world: one where you can comfortably fly.
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Forever Ago: Anger (and Change) in the Face of Death
From the world of advertising to weaving a story about becoming better people, even as mortality stares back.
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This Week at Remap
Did someone just whisper "Dragon's Dogma"?
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This Week at Remap
Spooky season is upon us, but until then, we've got podcasts, streams, and articles.
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Sliders
Can a video game be saved by tweaking a number? In light of Control Resonant's release, Patrick and Rob begin doing some math.
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This Week at Remap
Many articles, many podcasts, many streams, and many tears from the faces of Chicago Bears fans.
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The Most Normal Golf Game Ever Made
A conversation with the designer behind one of 2026's most pleasant surprises, and arguably the most unconventional take on hitting a golf ball since Wii Sports.
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It Comes Out When?
Rob and Patrick do their best to not think about how old they'll be when the next Starcraft game comes out in 2030. (Supposedly.)
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This Week at Remap
Social anxiety with repair people, more Star Wars tactics, jumping as friends and colleagues, and more.
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We Are, In Fact, Ready For Some Football
Ahead of whether or not the Bears are good, Patrick and Rob are happy to settle into the familiar rhythms of the season. Plus, did you know that F1 Rob has been F1 Rob since the 90s?
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The Decisions Behind A Plague Tale's Most Painful Choice
At the end of A Plague Tale: Requiem, players are handed a horrifying decision, as the game walks up to—then over—a line that few stories dare to consider.
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This Week at Remap
A return from holiday to an ongoing avalanche of video games.
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One Year Later
It's been a whole year since Rob entered The House Dimension, prompting him to ask Patrick a simple question: will the list of things to do ever end?
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Remap Recommends, Volume XXII
It's been a minute, but Rob, Patrick, and Chia are back with some thoughts on what they've been reading, watching, and listening to.