Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Really Freaky Imagery
Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness is difficult to even call the latest Marvel movie in a franchise that is coming close to spanning two...
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Trek To Yomi Is A Beautiful Throwback To Classic Samurai Films
The world of Japan and the culture surrounding it during the era of the Samurai often feels like an unexplored era of history. While it...
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is a Trip Down a Bullet Heavy Rabbit Hole
In 2009, Gearbox established itself as an industry leader in the looter-shooter subgenre with the release of Borderlands. Each of its sequels (and Pre-Sequels) iterated...
MLB The Show 22 Review: Badly Iterative
Even while the MLB’s lockout happened, Sony San Diego was ready to give us virtual baseball. MLB The Show 22, Major League Baseball’s officially licensed...
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night x Child of Light Crossover Review
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night has been out for a few years, but it is a game I have yet to play. However, in its recent...
Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin Review- Unorganized Chaos
There are certain names in the video game industry that are synonymous with quality. Names that have spent years carving out a reputation for themselves...
Demeo PC Edition Review: Tabletop Glory At Its Finest
Gaming is an escape for so many people. Whether you play games to unwind after a stressful day at work, explore magical worlds, or simply...
Moss: Book II Review
Quill is back in a direct sequel to 2018’s PlayStation VR hit Moss. When the original Moss was released, it was considered to be one...
Weird West Review – High Noon, Your Doom
Weird West takes on a lot as the debut title from developers Wolfeye Studios. The game is an isometric twin-stick shooter, action RPG built above...