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Leah Isobel

Leah Isobel is a writer and musician based in California. She enjoys fuzzy animals, dessert, and scary movies.

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Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 31
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP

Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 31

What are you playing?
Lands of the Ancient Lords: A 'Soulsborne' Celebration
SUPERJUMP Weekly

Lands of the Ancient Lords: A 'Soulsborne' Celebration

Showcasing everything 'souls' (from Demon's and Dark Souls through to Bloodborne and Elden Ring)
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 18
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP

Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 18

Living the backlog life
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 17
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP

Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 17

A little AAA, a little indie...
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP: Issue 11
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP

Now Playing at SUPERJUMP: Issue 11

Check out the games our team is playing; you might find a gem to add to your wish list
Graveyard Keeper States the Obvious
Review

Graveyard Keeper States the Obvious

Capitalism never stops
Aqualounge is the Coolest Streaming Channel You Aren’t Watching
Interview

Aqualounge is the Coolest Streaming Channel You Aren’t Watching

The person, and the concepts, behind the streaming destination Aqualounge
Sephonie Is Better Than Ever on Consoles
Opinion

Sephonie Is Better Than Ever on Consoles

The latest from Analgesic is an elevated experience on consoles
To Understand Zelda’s Future, Look to its Handheld Past
Feature

To Understand Zelda’s Future, Look to its Handheld Past

All the world's a dungeon
How a Two-Person Team Made the Most Interesting Farming Sim of the Year
Interview

How a Two-Person Team Made the Most Interesting Farming Sim of the Year

Interviewing the creators about their journey of making Before the Green Moon
Omocat's Comforting Fantasies
Opinion

Omocat's Comforting Fantasies

Omori's complex tale expands the world of its source material
The Virtue of Alienation
Feature

The Virtue of Alienation

Exploring how games alienate the player, forcing us to contemplate why we wish to escape into these virtual worlds