Accumulations: A Breakdown of Cyberpunk
An essay about the Cyberpunk series of role-playing games, as well as the relentless societal impulse it essentially represents.
Read More Accumulations: A Breakdown of CyberpunkImagination, Community, and Revolution
An essay about the Cyberpunk series of role-playing games, as well as the relentless societal impulse it essentially represents.
Read More Accumulations: A Breakdown of CyberpunkSet within an alternate version of the Bioshock universe, this fictional thesis charts America’s tumultuous history with the concept of utopia. Part Three.
Read More The United States of Utopia: America’s SpectreSet within an alternate version of the Bioshock universe, this fictional thesis charts America’s tumultuous history with the concept of utopia. Part Two.
Read More The United States of Utopia: The Founding FatherSet within an alternate version of the Bioshock universe, this fictional thesis charts America’s tumultuous history with the concept of utopia. Part One.
Read More The United States of Utopia: IntroductionTaking a methodical approach to the practice of worldbuilding, I bring you a fourfold philosophy for imagining the fantastical.
Read More Worlds Within Circles: The Concentric Method of WorldbuildingThe Open World video game has not lived up to its potential. To remedy this, I try to establish a new design philosophy founded in radical social theory.
Read More Worlds Beyond Spaces: The Communalist Model of Game DesignA discursive journey through the history of a genre, in the hopes of exciting its future creation.
Read More Resistance Fantasies and Where to find Them: A Genre’s Past, Present, and FutureAn intimate essay on my gender experience, as inspired by the philosophy of the Daodejing.
Read More Safeguarding the Female: A Personal Story of Gender and DaoismA short essay about video tales, a fascinating (if yet ephemeral) undercurrent in the broad stream of gaming.
Read More Tell, Don’t Game: A Medium ManifestoA short philosophical essay on Anarchy, Order, and Faith.
Read More Borrowed Thoughts: Anarchy as Natural Order