Andreas Inderwildi

Feature | An ode to video game statues

Stanning statues with Elden Ring and others.

Feature | The expressive power of virtual hands

Thumbs up.

Feature | The creepy allure of video game dungeons

Throw away the key.

Feature | A Plague Tale: Innocence versus the Black Death

Beyond rats and mass graves.

Feature | The brilliant weirdness of Morrowind's in-game books

Letters written in uncertainty.

Feature | The weird and wonderful voids of video games

Gazing into the abyss.

Feature | How a five-year game of Civilization 5 became a meaningful part of my personal history

All roads lead to Rome. Eventually.

Feature | An ode to video game doors

Walking you through the doors of Doom, Dark Souls and more.

Feature | Video games and visions of death

One cannot look away.

Feature | Playing today's games in a thousand years

A time traveller's guide.

Feature | The occult mechanics of Bloodborne, Cultist Simulator and Pyre

Grant us eyes!

Feature | The road to video game hell

Sightseeing in the abyss.

Feature | How Yakuza and Life is Strange let us revisit their worlds

From neon streets to small-town bedrooms.

Feature | The allure of medieval weaponry

The sword cuts many ways.

Feature | What medieval bestiaries tell us about Monster Hunter World

Tracking monsters through history.

Feature | How Dark Souls, Bloodborne and more imagine the cosmos

Shining a light on the stars.

Feature | The metaphysics of Dishonored

The Outsider walks among us.

Feature | Comparing the stunning space vistas of Elite: Dangerous, No Man's Sky and Space Engine to NASA images

Found in space.

Feature | Comparing the cityscapes of The Witcher 3, Dark Souls and Bloodborne to medieval paintings

A Song of Towers and Battlements.