What HBO’s Lanterns Teaches Us About The Radical Choice of Choosing Love

By Cody Armour | October 10, 2026
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Explore how HBO’s Lanterns celebrates love, empathy, and grace as radical acts of spiritual and cultural rebellion.

Black in Gaming: A Faithful Journey Through Gaming and Community

By Andrea Racoti | October 8, 2026
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Trinidad Black shares how faith, community, and perseverance have shaped her journey in gaming and her vision for the future of Black in Gaming.

Boom, Bust, or Meh – October 2026

By Juliana Purnell | October 7, 2026
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For this month’s Boom, Bust, or Meh, some of GUG’s film critics take a look at the trailers of five upcoming theatrical releases and make wild guesses as to the production’s chances of success.

Review – Castle Nightingale

By Derek Thompson | October 5, 2026
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Castle Nightingale is an asymmetric hidden movement game co-designed by Bruno Cathala (Kingdomino, 7 Wonders: Duel, Five Tribes) and published by Sand Castle Games (Res Arcana, First Empires).

Review— Wolverine

By Johnathan Floyd | October 5, 2026
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Logan is no stranger to the video game spotlight. X-Men Origins, based on the movie of the same name, is the best example of Wolverine’s true experience. But now Insomniac has brought gamers a new entry. Is it the weapon we all truly deserve? Let’s review. Content ViolenceBrutal, bloody combat. A huge draw to Wolverine…

Review – Resident Evil (2026)

By Tyler Hummel | October 3, 2026
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As a franchise with its ups and downs, hits and misses, where does the latest Resident Evil film sit on the scale?

Review – Harmonies: Crescendo and Harmonies: Pulse

By Derek Thompson | September 30, 2026
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One of the best Tile-Laying games of the past few years finally has an expansion – two of them, in fact. Are they worth the money?