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2 weeks ago | theindiemagazine.com | Jaxson Tapp

Andrew Deyoung’s Friendship is a story about just that, a friendship. Tim Robinson’s Craig meets his new neighbor Austin, played by Paul Rudd, almost by happenstance. A package gets delivered to the wrong address, and Criag’s wife Tami (Kate Mara) sends Criag over to deliver it to the intended recipient, Austin. Craig is immediately smitten with how cool Austin is, and Austin, for whatever reason, takes a quick liking to Craig despite his incredibly apparent awkwardness.

2 months ago | theindiemagazine.com | Tristan Torgersen |Cole Wissinger

From the first teaser trailer to the screenshots, the game’s description to its gameplay teasers, Sinfeld: Evil Resident is a wild ride. Chocked-full of jump scares, beat-em-up action, hidden gems and secrets throughout, and a whole lot of references to a beloved sitcom that I won’t name, Sinfeld: Evil Resident is one of the more surprising releases of 2025. That isn’t to say it’s one of *those* indie games, this isn’t a game that makes you watch paint dry or tend to e-plants all the day long.

Feb 21, 2025 | theindiemagazine.com | Tristan Torgersen

I had a dream I was in a world not unlike Severance. Hallways upon hallways, rooms full of organized nonsense, coworkers so oddly cheery that is leaves you unsettled, and white hallways. Everything was somewhere on the spectrum between off-white, eggshell, and pure white. I awoke…and all I could think about was Severance Season 2 – Episode 6. Like Mark S., my time with the severed floor and team has begun to mesh the worlds in my mind…and it’s not going as smooth as either of us would hope.

Feb 16, 2025 | theindiemagazine.com | Tristan Torgersen

This was a rough episode for MDR’s star refiner. Dylan G. has been equal parts comic relief, no-nonsense workhorse, and master of the quickest quips and most berating burns. As an awestruck Mr. Milchick points out at one point, Dylan G. has an ounce of sugar, alongside his regular salt. And you know what? For Severance Season 2 – Episode 5, we enjoyed a little sugar. It helped ease the pain of the added salt in last episode’s wound.

Feb 7, 2025 | theindiemagazine.com | Tristan Torgersen |Jaxson Tapp

Finally, our faithful Macro Data Refiners get a much needed break. A vacation? Maybe not that. Perhaps it’s best to call the weekend by its Lumon acronym: an O.R.T.B.O. We couldn’t title this review “Severance Season 2 – Episode 4: O.R.T.B.O.” (though the thought did cross my mind). Now, if you’re not a faithful and severed Lumon employee, the idea of spending a weekend as a team of employees, unpaid, alongside your coworkers sounds pretty awful.