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Lawrence Adkins
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Lawrence Adkins

Lawrence Adkins is a grad student, essayist, and journalist with an affinity for turn-based RPGs. More of his work can be found on Stop Caring, startmenu, or his own blog Lawrence & Goliath. You can connect with him on Bluesky.

Georgia, United States Website
18 stories published

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The Games of Not This Year - 2025 Edition
Games of Not This Year

The Games of Not This Year - 2025 Edition

The best games our team played in 2025 that didn't come out in 2025

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How Bloodlines Change the World
Opinion

How Bloodlines Change the World

Recounting my experience with Old World
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 32
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP

Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 32

What are you playing?
Red Thread: Sitting Down with Cerise Pomme and Alex Sheppard
Interview

Red Thread: Sitting Down with Cerise Pomme and Alex Sheppard

Behind the scenes of the relationship strategy card game
Digging for Cards: An Interview with Chloe Charlotte
Interview

Digging for Cards: An Interview with Chloe Charlotte

The story behind Retromine, the mining deckbuilder
Initial Daydream: An Interview with Viktor Krause and Julia Barnacle
Interview

Initial Daydream: An Interview with Viktor Krause and Julia Barnacle

The story behind the Playdate JRPG
Diving Deep with Super Dungeon Designer's Lead Programmer
Interview

Diving Deep with Super Dungeon Designer's Lead Programmer

Ever wanted to create your own Zelda-esque dungeons? Now you can!
Fort Solis Retrospective: A Year Later
Retrospective

Fort Solis Retrospective: A Year Later

Looking back on the sci-fi thriller that got me started on SUPERJUMP
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 24
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP

Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 24

What are you playing?
Discovering How to Fully Appreciate Games
Opinion

Discovering How to Fully Appreciate Games

It's about the journey, not the end credits
A Brief History of the Nuzlocke Challenge
Opinion

A Brief History of the Nuzlocke Challenge

How two simple rules changed the landscape of Pokémon
How Video Games Have Become a Third Place
Opinion

How Video Games Have Become a Third Place

Social adaptation in modern times