In case you missed it, September is here. Technically this is still happening, and we have another RPS Premium Supporter Exclusive article coming this week, but this time I want to round up the monthly rewards in the current month. Lest some armored pedants break into my apartment with trespassing accusations and start bashing my shins with their picky sticks.
Thanks again to all our supporters, preem or not, and a double thank you to everyone who responded to our supporter survey. This gave us some extremely useful advice on how to direct Supp rewards in the future, as well as some important feedback about the site more generally. You all are, and I don’t say that about a lot of people, yes, the best.
RPS Supporter Rewards for September 2026
Crafting silly ships in ShipShaper elicits fleeting laughs, but his honest love for boat building is contagious.
My demo impressions of ShipShapers: Falconeer Chronicles, a game about building ships and nothing else. A bit of therapeutic modeling, nonetheless.
The Penguin from Penguin Colony interviews The Dog from The Thing
“Can anyone think of another animal in a horror movie?” -Edwin Evans-Thirlwell, 2026
I understand how Sprawl Zero rampages along the edge of the mirror between the world and the corridor.
Having exhausted his supply of cinematic pets, Edwin turns his attention to the curious urban geography of the sci-fi shooter Sprawl Zero.
For the love of God, (Insert game name here) let me pause the cutscenes, my bladder can’t take it.
Demanding, skippable cutscenes are the cause of the past. Breakable According to Julian, cutscenes are a biological imperative.
I’m exhausted from Vholume, which I think means it’s working
A slightly fat man is tired of sitting.
The Dark Knight Driveth
Mark has been muttering “Na na na na na na na na na na Batcarrrrrrrrr” for days, and Automobilista 2 is to blame.
See! My desk is surrounded by books, 80s D&D items, and a critical frog with his arms crossed.
Jeremy continues our series of visits to RPS editors’ offices. Perhaps the prettiest yet, and certainly the one with the tidiest visible bookshelf.
Letter from the editor n°20: Pay more attention to my language
Julian’s monthly missive questions the pernicious influence of the word “content”, following new layoffs at Microsoft/Xbox.
Scout Report: Roguehate aside, Rogue Eclipse is a pretty cool time
Sin had a bit of a break this month, but he was back in time to fly a fighter straight into about five billion missile salvos. It is with great sadness that we announce that our colleague Sin has exploded.
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