Balancing creative writing and your degree
A few of our writers share with us their transitions to university and whether they managed to maintain their buzz for creative writing
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Emma Wilkes
‘Return of Obra Dinn’ review: redefining the mystery genre
Why is it so hard to make a good mystery game?
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‘Resident Evil 3’ review: remake done right
Harrison Marsh reviews the latest Resident Evil game
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Sad films to make you realise it could be worse
Harrison Marsh gives us a list of sad films sure to crush your soul if you haven't had it crushed by the universe already!
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‘A Billion Heartbeats’: Mystery Jets paint a portrait of the moment
Mystery Jets depict Britain at its breaking point in A Billion Heartbeats. However, the new album also offers hope in what we can achieve when we 'redesign how we co-exist' and come together.
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Mystery Jets interview: ‘Our music isn’t for liberals, our music is for the people’
Protest has defined post-brexit Britain, and music is no exception. Harrison Marsh interviews Mystery Jets Blaine Harrison on their new album, A Billion Heartbeats, politics, protest and Piers Morgan.
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The Last of Us – Games of the Decade
Video games as art is a concept I’ve learned to accept and reject whichever way the mood swings. Sometimes you want to immerse yourself in a deeply-woven narrative and sometimes you want to silently execute enemies while sneaking around hotels and collapsed subways, and what a game achieves comes down...
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