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  • Broom People – The Mountain Goats

    A quiet, devastating look at childhood, shame, and the moments that keep you grounded. “Broom People” by The Mountain Goats isn’t just a song—it’s a memory you don’t forget.

  • Millennials and Money – Nostalgia, Debt, and the Cost of Feeling Better

    Millennials are earning more than ever but still can’t afford the life we were promised. So we cope. Nostalgia spending, payment plans, and small hits of joy are filling the gap between financial reality and expectation. But what is it really costing us?

  • What It Sounds Like – Huntrix

    The emotional climax of KPop Demon Hunters builds into something bigger than a song. What It Sounds Like turns a personal moment into a full-blown anthem—and earns its place in Chillers.

  • Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – A Masterpiece That Doesn’t Always Know It

    Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 delivers a stunning world, inventive combat, and unforgettable music. Despite pacing issues and technical flaws, it stands as one of the most unique RPGs in years.

  • Lost Kingdoms (Day Seven) – Cathedral Crawls and a whole ass Dracula

    Castle Whyt brings the gothic atmosphere, Grenfoel Church brings the candles, and somehow Dracula shows up. Day 7 of Race to Git Gud is equal parts missed loot and unexpected wins.

  • Teal – Wunderhorse

    A story of young love, addiction, illness, and the friendships that fade when life turns serious, “Teal” by Wunderhorse blends looping guitar and raw emotion into a haunting reflection on loyalty, loss, and the people who stay when everything else falls apart.

  • Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee (GC) – Smash First, Ask Questions Later

    A nostalgic look back at Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee on the GameCube. Throwing skyscrapers and wrestling Kaiju still has its charm, but this monster brawler leaves you wondering what could have been.

  • 26 – Caamp

    Caamp’s 26 captures the quiet optimism of young love—banjo strings, simple moments, and the feeling that life might just work out if you take it together.

  • Resident Evil Village – A Gothic Grab Bag of Horror

    Resident Evil Village throws Ethan Winters into a snowy nightmare filled with vampires, werewolves, and mechanical monstrosities. With shifting horror styles, memorable set pieces, and relentless pacing, Village stands as one of the franchise’s most ambitious entries.

  • Lost Kingdoms (Day Six) – Giant Flies and Dead Guys

    After a months-long break, the Race to Git Gud returns with Lost Kingdoms. A brutal battlefield, a Zombie Dragon, and one very short-lived reunion push Katia closer to Castle Wyht—whether the player is ready or not.