A space for everything that isn’t gaming. From entertainment, sports and politics to personal reflections, self-improvement and spirituality this is where we dive into the diverse topics that forge ourselves and our realm.
SEC volleyball conference play is here. We preview the week’s biggest matches, including Georgia at South Carolina, Alabama at LSU, Kentucky at Vanderbilt, and a ranked Friday showdown between Texas and Tennessee.
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Theia's dutifully watching Death to Smoochy in the picture palace, prepping for Gary's upcoming review. Then Thalia shows up uninvited, and Theia's priorities get very strange, very fast.
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A man inherits a cottage beside an ancient well whose water replenishes slowly — and only when left alone. A short story parable about patience, discipline, and what it means to let something become what it's capable of becoming.
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You've been farming in Stardew Valley for years. Turns out the real thing works the same way. Here's your starter questline for getting something in the ground this spring.
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Harvest Moon 64 got me into farming games. Real gardening came from my mom. At some point I realized they scratch the exact same itch — and if you play farming sims, you're already halfway there.
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Harvest Moon brought me to gardening games in 1999. Real gardening followed. Here's our full hub covering both sides — the best cozy games and why you should touch grass this spring.
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Two years ago, I retired Vortainment (fka Vortex Effect) and abandoned this blog to create a new website. That experiment is over, and now we're home. The name has changed, but the blog remains the same. This is Titanquisitor, the reincarnation of Vortainment!
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We’re known mostly for reviewing games and movies, and maybe some wrestling content, but the site actually covers a lot of ground. Occasionally, I like to review stuff outside of our usual focus. A year ago I reviewed some green tea from Rishi that I really like. Since I do enjoy hot green tea (and other kinds of tea as well), I jumped at the chance to a review a really cool and interesting teacup that you can play music with. That teacup is called the Teacarina and it’s from St. Louis Ocarina…
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