AeiZona Tea – yes, the iced tea company – made a game about fighting inflation. The game itself is somewhat derivative, but most memorable for its sheer pettiness.
Author: Avery Watson
Many students at Illinois Tech rely on various on-campus food systems to eat. What happens when these break down?
What are the best ways to support our communities and organizations as we being the long haul of the second Trump administration and the slide towards dictatorship?
In the conclusion of this deep dive on the FACT amendment, I look at some of the reasons students are interested in this policy: Why does this matter?
Let’s break down EO 14264 and how water pressure in shower heads expose the Trump administration priorities and methods for developing and enacting policies.
Public Safety is charged with maintaining safety on campus. What happens when those systems fail?
Trump is attempting to remove federal facilities from places with high land values, which will disproportionately harm the 80% of the US that lives in urban areas.
“Ticket to Ride” is a 2004 board game that arguably started the modern indie game revolution. This article reviews it, and also attempts to break down one aspect of what made it popular – and more broadly, what it means for games to be accessible.
“Abducktion” is a cute game with some interesting mechanics but that can’t decide if it wants to be for one or multiple players, and struggles because of that.
“1984” has become a popular reference in many conservative circles, but they be committing double think as their leaders clamp down on individual freedoms?