The apocalypse already happened. Servers went dark, licences expired, publishers disappeared. Game prepping is the practice of building a library that survives it — physical media, DRM-free, offline-capable, playable on hardware you own.

They took The Crew back. They can take anything back. Game preservation is not piracy — it is the documentation and survival of culture. Stop Killing Games. The Crew Unlimited. The fight is ongoing.

Tokyo Dark on a 2009 MacBook Pro running Windows 8. PSP emulation on hardware that predates the PSP's discontinuation. Old tech is not a limitation — it is a proof of concept. What can you actually play on the machine you already own?

A decade of racing games, driving games, rare titles across every platform. PS1, PS2, PSP, Xbox, 360, GameCube, PC. Some of it very rare. All of it still playable. The collection is the argument — physical media outlasts the platform it was sold on.

A psychological horror RPG built in Cardiff. Transmedia. Analogue. The game pushes you out into the real world to find what you need to continue. Made by someone who understands what games mean and what's being lost.

Opinion. Activism. Culture. Games as politics. Technology as control. Written from Cardiff. Independent since 2010. No ads. No algorithm. No apology.

Handmade. Analogue. Some contain codes. Dropped in Cardiff, Asheville, and European cities. These are not merchandise — they are Hyperstition Architecture™ locations. If you found one, you are already inside the circuit.

Art of FACELESS. Est. 2010. Cardiff. In a surveillance state, anonymity is the only honest politics. No social media. No algorithm. Direct.