Yeah, OK. With this one I'm just looking for more people to play with.

Notable for what it's trying to do rather than just the misogynist hate against it's creator. How much it succeeds may depend on personal experience.

Controversial at the time, Tale of Tales' examination of the Red Riding Hood myth was constructed as interactive art as much as it was a game.

Some may consider having a character literally called 'Faith' a bit heavy handed, but this remains one of the medium's finest explorations of the topic.

There's literally nothing that can be said about Gone Home that wouldn't be in some sense a spoiler. It's only short. Don't read about it. Play it.

Did you know videogames can have enlightening things to say about gender politics? Well they can.

Next year at Greenbelt, this is what I want to see discussed in the games and spirituality session.

A game about checking immigration papers? Yes please! If you ever criticised the work of UKBA, give this a go.

Can you save the world from Climate disaster? Using real scientific data, lead the earth through two centuries, and try not to wipe out all life.

Inflict your slanted lefty worldview upon a nation! Build heaven on earth! Get assasinated by capitalist extreemists because petrol tax is too high!