The Sunday Papers
This article discusses various topics including the game Troubleshooter, analyses of science fiction and fantasy in big tech, and a piece on Scottish novelist Lewis Grassic Gibbon. It also touches on gender dysphoria through the games Stellar Blade and Brush Burial: Gutter World, and reflects on the creation of the game Sir, You Are Being Hunted. Additionally, it explores art history through the lens of Rembrandt van Rijn and the use of oil paint, and mentions the Pervert Jam 2026 game jam.
Rock Paper Shotgun
- Entities
- Microsoft
- Fantasy
- Gender Dysphoria
- Science Fiction
- Sir, You Are Being Hunted
- Troubleshooter
- Activision Blizzard
- Brush Burial: Gutter World
- Rembrandt van Rijn
- Stellar Blade
- Art History
- Game Design
- Game Development
- Nicola Sturgeon
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