An aside, I absolutely adore Vice games (formerly Waypoint). They seem to cut this really interesting line between game design, game critique, and social commentary.

I imagine that a lot of folks here might not like their takes, as they tend to bend towards a social justice framing of games as media. (E.g. a recent podcast discussed, among other things, the differences between queer representation in games manifested as 'I can form a queer relationship with my character' vs 'there are queer people in this world.'. Another, not so long ago, discussed games with a specifically decolonialist bent.)

Plenty of discussion about unions in the games industry, and how developers handle bad working conditions as well.

So much games media these days seems to be about reporting on what press releases the games companies ship, or try to strike an inoffensive tone. Or even try to push the idea that games aren't/shouldn't be political (which is a pretty silly idea, imo.) It's nice to have an outlet really trying to dig into stories and present them with a deliberate lens and framing.