Total War: Star Wars and Counterintuitive Historical Accuracy
Warfare in Star Wars is often very silly and nonsensical... but that makes it a good candidate for Total War.
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Meet the Chef Behind One of 2024’s Best, Pepper Grinder
A conversation with the designer behind a simple, but brilliant, video game about a drill.
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The People Working on Dead Space 2 Knew They Were Making Something Special
Ian Milham works at ILM these days, but for years, he helped define the iconic look of Dead Space, including its tremendous sequel.
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Where Does Fallout Go From Here?
Patrick and Rob are thoroughly enjoying the new TV show, but wonder what it says about Bethesda, the state of its games, and the future of Fallout.
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Beers Taste Better In Person
PAX East was the first time many of the Remap crew had seen each other, let alone fans, in a minute. It was fun...and stressful.
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The Long Way Home: Jordan Mechner's Odyssey to the Past
The Prince of Persia and Last Express creator's memoir is a meditation on the persistence of family history in the face of the present.
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The Shrieking Minority
Rob and Patrick talk about the limits of the Sweet Baby Detected campaign.
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Four Thoughts on Dragon's Dogma
Austin Walker returns for the sake of a new take on an old favorite.
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This Week at Remap
A week of (Shin) Godzilla, motorsports, and revisiting a classic Star Wars multiplayer game.
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Put a Score on It
Look, it's just a number, but maybe those numbers were actually important.
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Let the Dead Snake Lie: The Diminished Drama of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
An overriding interest in meta-commentary puts Rebirth at an awkward remove not just from the original game, but from its entire story.
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This Week at Remap
A week of snow running and mud running await!
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VICE and Other Endings
Everyone knew this would happen, but it's finally here.
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Pivot to Decimation
SUBJECT: Difficult News About Our Indomitable Roman Legion
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Playing to a Deadline
Games increasingly manipulate us in order to demand more of our attention. It's annoying and stressful... but do we also make it necessary?