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 Kotaku writer Willa Rowe.
Matching Puzzle 'Mythmatch' Gets A New Demo Instead Of Waiting On The Big Showcases
It’s a long way to the top.
'Chrono Trigger' Remake Rumors Keep Getting More Confusing
Square Enix is pouring cold water on the latest Chrono Trigger rumors.
The Early Internet Is Even Weirder Than You Remember In 'Hypnospace Outlaw'
You wouldn’t download a dream.
'Drop Duchy’s Tetris-Inspired Strategy Is A Fantastic Mashup I Never Would Have Expected
Building something new out of the oldest of old school.
The First Xbox Handheld Has Leaked And It’s Not What You’d Expect
A new challenger appears.
'Destiny 2' Gets A Surprising Star Wars Crossover With An Upcoming Expansion
Two galaxies collide in the next year of Destiny 2.
'Dredge' Brings Its Shockingly Good Combo Of Fishing And Horror To Xbox Game Pass
The water isn’t as calm as it looks.
‘Jump the Track’ Turns Pachinko Into A Visual Novel And Somehow It Works
A new narrative game finds inspiration in the last place you’d expect.
Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion Puts Its Own Spin On Mech Combat
The Switch is a surprising home for one of the most exciting upcoming mech games.
Morrowind Sickos Are Getting Better Than A Remaster In Tamriel Rebuilt’s New Update
There’s more to Morrowind than Vvardenfell now.
Nintendo’s Fight Against eShop Clutter Could Catch Indie Games In The Crossfire
Nintendo cleaning house could have major drawbacks.
'Fortnite' Will Return To iOS But Its Legal Battle Still Isn’t Over
Apple isn’t backing down even with Fortnite back on iOS.
'The Horror at Highrook' Is A Slow-Burn Scary Story Told Through Cards
Cosmic horror meets card games.
Here Are The Most Exciting Games Launching In May 2025
May has a game for everyone from life sim players to shooter fans.
Skin Deep Is An Ingenious Blend Of Immersive Sim And Slapstick Comedy
In space, no one can hear you sneeze.
'Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth' Comes To Crunchyroll Game Vault — But That Could Make It Harder To Play
Locked in the vault.
I Can’t Believe How Good 'StarVaders’ Deckbuilding Riff On 'Space Invaders' Is
A modern twist on an arcade classic works so much better than you’d expect.
'Many Nights A Whisper' Lets You Decide What Wishes Are Worth Granting
Practice makes perfect.
'The Legend Of Zelda: Majora’s Mask' Earned Its Place In Gaming Canon 25 Years Ago
Link met with a terrible fate in an unexpected sequel.
'Kaamos' Is A Compellingly Dark Take On A Familiar Puzzle Genre
A sinister sin on match-3 puzzles.
