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Leah Isobel

Leah Isobel
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Immigration Buddhas and decolonizing play: Game devs still work to diversify industry

At the 2026 GDC Festival of Gaming, communities of color and international studios addressed new obstacles.

Is AI gaming ready for primetime?

At 2026 GDC Festival of Gaming, one startup bases stories on handwritten plots, while another seems to throw its hands up.

At Game Developers Conference, game-workers keep unionization hopes alive

In an industry buffeted by layoffs, tariffs, and AI, United Videogame Workers organizers keep pushing for labor rights.

Cool plays: 5 video games that hooked us in 2025

A Mexican folklore-inspired noir puzzle, a seamless RPG classic, a profound lesson on protecting kids, and more

Turbulence around Gaming Developers Conference rebrand reflects changing industry

Mega-event becomes 'festival' and offers luxe ticket packages amid AI boom and bust of industry layoffs.

In ‘Demonschool,’ ’70s Italian horror films meet university life. Plus demons.

Necrosoft's Brandon Sheffield on his rad new Giallo-influenced game, his journalism background—and why rents must come down.

Iridescent melodies and a violin’s metallic textures burnish sachi’s mirror

Juicebumps bassist Shaina Pan's solo project is rooted in her classical background, applying unconventional twists.

Can they digitize your epiphanies?

At the Human + Tech conference, a movement to meld AI to personhood that ended up feeling more machine than humankind.

The retro sleuthing pleasures of Puzzle Spy International

Oakland-based duo Mike and Talia Dashow's artful brainteaser game calls up '60s spy capers and Carmen Sandiego memories.

Raven’s R&B science fiction evokes a San Francisco that still could be

Album 'Gnosis' calls upon our shared memories of dance floors past.