Cassandra Khaw
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LIGHTSPEED Presents: "The Quiet Like a Homecoming" by Cassandra Khaw
io9 is proud to present fiction from Lightspeed Magazine. Once a month, we feature a story from Lightspeed’s current issue, and this month’s selection is “The Quiet Like a Homecoming” by Cassandra Khaw. You can read the story below or you can listen to the podcast. → Read More
Pyre review
Dazzling and mysterious, this ambitious party-based RPG is a masterpiece. → Read More
Castlevania's Netflix show is weird and flawed but it totally works
The Netflix adaptation of Castlevania is kind of weird.It feels like a pilot episode inexplicably chopped up in four places. The first season literally ends… → Read More
Impact Winter review
Beautiful but bug-riddled, Impact Winter isn't the game it could be yet. → Read More
Full Throttle Remastered review
A glorious ride down a futuristic California that never was. → Read More
Beat Cop review
Like Police Quest meets Papers, Please on a grim day. → Read More
Let's talk about Persona 5's menus
Let's talk about Persona 5's menus, because they're great. Ostentatious, audaciously intricate, the spectacle of their existence defies common wisdom. Tradi… → Read More
How Ghost in the Shell got its main characters wrong—and why it matters
Apparently, "you can't lead" with philosophy in Hollywood. → Read More
How Ghost in the Shell got its main characters wrong—and why it matters
Apparently, "you can't lead" with philosophy in Hollywood. → Read More
Thimbleweed Park review
Thimbleweed Park is what would happen if you moved Nightvale into Monkey Island, and gave everyone too much rum. → Read More
Persona 5 review
Beautiful, badass and audacious, Persona 5 is going to steal your heart. → Read More
Alice Isn’t Dead review: Gorgeously eerie work from the creators of Night Vale
If you like creeping, consuming terror, this serial podcast is for you. → Read More
The enduring popularity of the Monkey King
How Journey to the West influenced 400 years of culture and entertainment. → Read More
Stardew Valley review: A pastoral, contemporary escape
This love letter to Harvest Moon is more than the sum of its parts. → Read More
Zootropolis review: For kids, a police procedural; for us, a savage slice of society’s ills
Disney softens you up with the cute and cuddly, and then sucker punches you. → Read More
Track your friends’ sleep patterns with the help of a Facebook hack
All it takes is a bit of code that checks your timestamps every ten minutes. → Read More
BBC announces first major virtual reality project: a VR documentary
Easter Rising follows the perspective of 19-year-old Irish rebel Willie McNieve. → Read More
McDonald’s is trialling Happy Meals that can turn into VR goggles
"The evolution of the Happy Meal," being trialled in Sweden, will cost about £3. → Read More
Minecraft finally gets a combat overhaul with v1.9 update
The first update since Microsoft took ownership. You can now dual-wield like a pro. → Read More
Boy wins EDF “girls in tech” competition
EDF criticised for programme that was originally girls-only, but later opened up to boys. → Read More