Chaos in Kinshasa, written by Thierry Bellefroid with art by Barly Baruti, is set against the background of The Rumble in Jungle.

Since 2012, 'Casual Game Insider' has produced its quarterly issues for the more easy-going gaming crowd. Now it begins its 13th year.

'Self Esteem and the End of the World' by Luke Healy examines the impact of changes, particularly technology, on our social norms.

'What It Is' by Lynda Barry is an inspirational workbook, and a philosophical reflection on creativity and meaning.

GLEEM by Freddy Carasco is an Afrofuturist cyberpunk creation with its own unique flavour and style.

Two of the world's most famous games are combined into a multi-tiered thinking game requiring vocabulary and clever addition.

'So Long Sad Love' by Mirion Malle feels like a story that's been waiting to be told as it tells the story of a relationship's end.

The graphic novel interpretation of 'Winnie the Pooh' by Travis Dandro reinforces how much the story is an everlasting ally to us all.

Players lay tiles of the elements to build a new world, each vying to become the master.

'Club Microbe' by Elise Gravel, published by Drawn and Quarterly, presents microbiology in a way both kids and adults will enjoy.