Design Room publishes long-form oral histories of video games, built from interviews with the people who made them, covering famous titles and obscure ones alike. Issues also include community features and occasional updates on the publication's paid tier and plans.

A developer's blog about building Owlbear Rodeo, a virtual tabletop for role-playing games, covering design decisions like map alignment tools, automatic fog detection, and reflections on the developer's early programming history. Readers get detailed insight into the tradeoffs and features behind a niche TTRPG software product.

Trapnest is a daily series of long-form technical essays about browser-based 3D projects, covering architecture, physics, and mathematics behind interactive worlds like a lake pavilion, a fighter-jet cockpit simulator, and a cyberpunk driving game. Readers get detailed explanations of the engineering and maths under each project, written with a vivid, enthusiastic voice.

Regen Raygun is a weekly-style commentary newsletter on how the games industry is being reshaped by generative AI, covering AI agents playing games, user-generated game platforms and studio AI mandates. Readers get analysis of recent industry moves and the reasoning behind them, with direct reference to primary sources.