Robin Bea
Robin Bea is a gaming writer focused on the intersections of queer culture, TTRPGs, and indie games. She lives in Pittsburgh where she can be found cat-proofing her apartment, making coffee, and telling herself she’s just about to learn to sew one of these days. Robin produces and co-hosts Girl Mode, a gaming and media criticism podcast, with freelance critic Willa Rowe. You can follow her on Bluesky @robinbombus.bsky.social.
'The Witcher 3' Is Finally Bringing The Best Part Of PC Gaming To PS5 And Xbox Series X/S
Geralt is in for some big changes on consoles.
The Quest To Revive A Summer Festival Is Off To A Strong Start In 'Danchi Days'
Will you be my neighbor?
'Kunitsu-Gami’s Switch 2 Launch Will Make The Unique Strategy Game Better For Everyone
A 2024 sleeper hit gets a second act.
A Gorgeous Point-And-Click Adventure With The Spirit Of John Carpenter Is Free To Try On Steam
Just drifting through.
'The Division 2' Is Ancient By Live Service Standards, But Still A Great Game Pass Addition
Loot ‘em up.
To a T Feels Like A Saturday Morning Cartoon’s Rough First Season
To a T doesn’t follow through on its clever premise.
Deckbuilder As We Descend Is Full Of Tough Choices On And Off The Battlefield
Saving the city is only half the battle.
‘Synergy’ Is A Slow-Paced Strategy Game For People Who Hate The Hustle And Bustle Of City Builders
A sunnier take on the post-apocalyptic world.
'Creatures of Ava' Turns Its Familiar Premise Into A Surprisingly Original Story
What if the world doesn’t need saving?
'Lies Of P' Is Making An Important Difficulty Change Every Other Game Should Copy
A less painful P is on the way.
'Monster Hunter Wilds' Will Soon Let You Beat Up Monsters With Your Bare Hands
Who needs a sword with arms like these?
The Stalker Trilogy Lands On PS Plus With A PS5 Upgrade
Try to survive.
Infinity Nikki’s New Season Has Been Anything But Bubbly
The girls are in shambles.
Bungie Morale Is Reportedly In 'Free-Fall' After Marathon’s Plagiarism Scandal
Things aren’t looking good for Bungie’s upcoming shooter.
'Final Fantasy XI' Is Still Courting New Players After Nearly Calling It Quits
Player support keeps Vana’diel open after more than 20 years.
Umurangi Generation’s Ode To Art In The Apocalypse Feels Even More Relevant Today
What’s the point of making art at the end of the world?
'Shroom and Gloom' Is A Gorgeously Grotesque Deckbuilder That Lets You Eat Your Enemies
You don’t have to be content with the hand you’re dealt in Shroom and Gloom.
Winter Comes Early In 'Hello Kitty Island Adventure’s Biggest Update
Island life doesn’t have to be tropical.
'Into the Restless Ruins' Makes You An Architect And An Adventurer
Into the Restless Ruins makes you the architect of a deadly dungeon.
'Wirelight' Is A Turn-Based Twist On 'Dark Souls' Set In A Tiny, Gorgeous World
Every step counts in Wirelight.
