Pixels and Polygons Quarterly is a retro gaming zine. It measures 8.5” x 5.5” and includes 98 pages of premium color paper and a heavy soft-touch cardstock cover. Inside each issue you'll find game and development history, personal essays, classic gaming coverage from magazines, original ads and artwork, and a whole lot more!
This issues theme is "Whoa, that's heavy, Doc!" The games covered inside this new issue are: Gravity Rush, Low G Man, and VVVVVV! All are games that feature a creative use of gravity mechanics. Through the articles and essays, shift your perspective on how you think about some of these games and their unique mechanics.
Inside the issue, you’ll get:
An original umbrella article exploring game design and mechanics altering players expectations
An overview of each game and selected credits
Original articles tied to each of the three primary games
Personal essays for each game from guest contributors, Stuart Gipp, Matt Paprocki, and Josh Covel
Visual content from classic magazines
REPOST featured article by Kate from No Small Games and Sasha McAuliffe from Sasha’s Retrobytes
