What terrifies me most about body horror isn't the misuse of flesh, organs, and bone. It's the concern that when faced with an abomination meant to disgust me, I may irrationally find it beautiful.

We were in a hurry to evolve legs for a number of very good reasons. It's thrilling to be given a deep-seated instinctive reminder.

In a family with contradicting desires, sometimes compromise is the best solution. More often it's knowing when to be selfish and when to be selfless.

In real life, people frequently learn the same facts but at different times than their peers. It's amazing how different narratives develop as a result.

Like DNA, software can be functional even while huge portions of hand-written code can lie dormant with no conceivable trigger save altering the source.

Loading saved games has always been an immersion-breaking routine, until it's framed as backtracking in a unreliable narrator's tale of adventure.

We don't love antiheroes for their checkered past or unexpected redemption. We love them because, unlike true heroes, we're allowed to hate them too.

Circuitry and logic seem impenetrably intellectual. But put them in a puzzle game and suddenly they are so intuitive people say it's 'minimalistic".

We credit ninja for their discipline, acrobatics, stealth, and cultivated mystique. But to a ninja, life must feel more like a slick control scheme.

Sometimes a game is funnier if you never play --- Oh, who am I kidding! This game is stupid, not worth your -- The mUsic! !t's in mY heAd! Goatsgoatsgoa