Mathew Biadun | News-Editor With open-source code, game engines, and education made more accessible than ever thanks to the internet, making your own videogame has gone from a childhood dream to something truly achievable. One student at Eastern has taken that bet, kickstarting their own indie project, and looking to hire Eastern talent to help out. MaKaylah Dugas, who also goes by ‘MaK’, is an English major in her junior year, working to complete a five-year Master’s program

Mikayla Leskey | Arts and Entertainment Editor Family Relaxing Together and Watching Television at Home. / Photo by 'choreograph', licensed by Envato.com . Have you ever been watching an episode of Grey’s Anatomy or Supernatural or Law & Order or some other long-running TV show and realize that the magic and intrigue from the first few seasons is just not there anymore? Because same, and before you come after me about dissing these shows, I’ve binged Supernatural so much I

Mikayla Leskey | Arts and Entertainment Painted colorful green pinewood forest in Euskadi. Oma, Spain. / Photo by 'ABBPhoto', licensed by Envato.com . A few months ago I played a game called “Lost Records: Bloom and Rage” and I don’t think anything could’ve prepared me for the absolute mesmerizing story that this game told. Lost Records: Bloom and Rage is a storymode game where every single choice you make has consequences. It’s made by DON’T NOD, a video game company which

Mikayla Leskey | Arts & Entertainment Editor Teenagers Holding Decorative Colorful Masks on a Sofa. / Photo by 'seventyfourimages', licensed by Envato.com . I think society as a whole has forgotten about the magic of ‘filler episodes.’ Y’know when the main cast took a break from all the drama and had a beach day or some other wild goose-chase that was usually irrelevant to the plot as a whole. I didn’t appreciate these episodes enough when I was a kid, just wanting the plot