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TFG Discussion: “Remedy:” A Carol Reed Mystery Game, Part 2

In this five-part series, Kathryn and Hayley discuss some of their favorite indie mystery games. You can find part 1, which we published last week, here. In part 2, Kathryn and Hayley continue their deep-dive on “Remedy,” the first installment in the Carol Reed series. This week, they discuss the music in the game, and […]Read Post ›

TFG Discussion: “Remedy:” A Carol Reed Mystery Game

In this five-part series, Kathryn and Hayley discuss some of their favorite indie mystery games. First, they do a deep-dive on “Remedy,” the first installment in the Carol Reed series, and discuss the game’s charming atmosphere and captivating storyline. “Reed” into it below, or listen to our audio transcript! Created and edited by Kathryn Cooperman […]Read Post ›

TFG Discussion: Activision Blizzard Lawsuit and the Representation of Women in Video Games, Part 4

This is the fourth and final part of our discussion when three of the members of TFG, Catherine Harlow, Kathryn Cooperman, and Hayley Garden, as well as Julia Makivic, sat down near the end of August to discuss the current situation with the lawsuit against Activision Blizzard. We also talked more generally about how women […]Read Post ›

TFG Discussion: Blizzard Lawsuit and Women in Video Games, Part 3

This is part three of our discussion when three of the members of TFG, Catherine Harlow, Kathryn Cooperman, and Hayley Garden, as well as Julia Makivic, sat down near the end of August to discuss the current situation with the lawsuit against Activision Blizzard. We also talked more generally about how women are represented in […]Read Post ›

TFG Discussion: Activision Blizzard Lawsuit and the Representation of Women in Video Games, Part 2

This is part two of our discussion when three of the members of TFG, Catherine Harlow, Kathryn Cooperman, and Hayley Garden, as well as Julia Makivic, sat down near the end of August to discuss the current situation with the lawsuit against Activision Blizzard. We also talked more generally about how women are represented in […]Read Post ›

TFG Discussion: Activision Blizzard Lawsuit and the Representation of Women in Video Games, Part 1

Three of the members of TFG, Catherine Harlow, Kathryn Cooperman, and Hayley Garden, as well as Julia Makivic, who makes indie games herself and who we have interviewed before, sat down near the end of August to discuss the current situation with the lawsuit against Activision Blizzard. We also talked more generally about how women […]Read Post ›