Binding of Isaac (PS4) – Crying in the Basement | WOTS Retrospective Grotesque, brilliant, and deeply uncomfortable, The Binding of Isaac is a roguelike that weaponized trauma, tears, and procedural chaos—and in doing so, reshaped an entire genre. Fifteen years later, it’s still impossible to forget.

Fifteen years later, The Binding of Isaac is still uncomfortable, grotesque, and impossible to put down. A basement full of tears, trauma, and genre-defining chaos.

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Just in case you missed it new video released a couple of days ago as the first part of the ongoing SuckerPunch games retrospective
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Played every Resident Evil game with zero nostalgia. Just vibes, zombies, and trauma. Here’s how that went. 🧟‍♂️

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Retrospective?: Experiencing Resident Evil Without Nostalgia What’s it like to experience one of gaming’s most iconic horror franchises for the first time as an adult? With no nostalgia, no childhood memories, and no idea what an ink ribbon even is, I dove headfirst into Resident Evil—starting with co-op action in RE5 and slowly spiraling into haunted mansions, parasite cults, and giant vampire moms. This retrospective looks at the series through fresh eyes, exploring what holds up, what falls flat, and why Resident Evil is still king of survival horror—nostalgia or not.

I missed the Resident Evil series growing up—no nostalgia, no memories, no idea why everyone feared dogs and typewriters. So I played the entire franchise as an adult.

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