Bullet Points Monthly

Bullet Points Monthly

Bullet Points Monthly offers in-depth articles and podcasts that explore the cultural significance of games. These features analyze how video games connect to broader societal themes, similar to how other art forms and entertainment are examined.

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  • 3 weeks ago | bulletpointsmonthly.com | Ed Smith

    In the Resident Evil movies, if somebody gets bitten by a zombie, they die, and turn into a zombie. In the Resident Evil games, if the player gets bitten by a zombie, they lose some health, health they can recover by eating (?) a green herb. In the film, you shoot a zombie in the head, it dies straight away.

  • Mar 6, 2025 | bulletpointsmonthly.com | Reid McCarter

    This article discusses plot details from throughout Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. There’s a system in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II where Henry, the game’s protagonist, emerges from a fight visibly soaked in blood. If he doesn’t stop by a water trough to splash himself clean or visit a bathhouse or stream to wash his clothes and armour, passersby will exclaim in surprise at the grimy killer in their midst.

  • Jan 13, 2025 | bulletpointsmonthly.com | Reid McCarter

    God lives in the Zone. You can feel his presence in the movement of wind through spidery tree branches or the unexpected flash of lightning just before it crashes into the ground. You can feel her in the arrival of strange, beautifully deadly ‘emissions,’ which turn the sky a pre-tornado orange and bathe the landscape in radiation.

  • Oct 28, 2024 | bulletpointsmonthly.com | Ed Smith

    You come to the first save point in Silent Hill 2'sremake, the ominous, redolent red square lying symbolically at the bottom of the well—an invitation to stare deep into the ground, look at the abyss, like a dry run for the rest of the game—and James Sunderland remarks out loud that it feels as if someone is “groping around inside my skull.” It’s a line from the original game, but in the original game, James doesn’t speak it—it appears at the bottom of the screen in written rather than...

  • Oct 21, 2024 | bulletpointsmonthly.com | Reid McCarter |Ed Smith |Emma Kostopolus |Yussef Cole

    Still Too Long, and Not Linear Enough

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