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Battlefield 2042 (PC) Review

Battlefield 2042 has finally arrived in our consoles and computers after a month-long delay from its previous release date. While the developers used this time to fine-tune and fix parts of the game, it doesn’t appear to have been enough time for…

Where Cards Fall (Switch) – Review

Here’s a riddle for you: what’s harder than completing a puzzle? Making a good one. It’s a puzzle in itself to get these games right. You want the challenge, and even frustration, to feel justified. You want something that feels good to…

Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! (PS5) Review

Wow! What else is there to say about Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! (DDLC+)? It’s equally as cute as it is terrifying. Originally launching solely on PC back in 2017, Doki Doki Literature Club received an enhanced re-release known as Doki Doki…

Doctor Who: Flux “Once, Upon Time” – Review

See Chris, this is why we can’t bring in Americans to watch Doctor Who, people like you who think their own turds are adhesive shouldn’t be allowed near a pen and Doctor Who. I’d honestly like to know what everyone thinks is the logical…

The Legend of Tianding (PC) Review

When it comes to side-scrolling beat ’em ups, satisfying gameplay is an absolute must. As important as visuals and audio are at distinguishing the game from others in the genre, it doesn’t mean much if the game isn’t fun. The Legend of…

Call of Duty: Vanguard Campaign (PC) Review

Approaching two decades of existence, Call of Duty has continued to be a dominant force in the gaming industry since the skyrocketing success of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare in 2007. That’s about how long I’ve been into the series, plugging away at prestiging…

Dark Souls III: The Fire Fades (PS4) – Review

I have no trouble rapidly answering the following question: Is Dark Souls III better than Dark Souls? No. Ok, mechanically, there is a bit more polish and the speed of the game has progressed since the improvements brought on by Bloodborne to the formula.…

The Inheritance Games (Book) – Review

The old adage goes: Don’t judge a book by its cover. There are only two things I’d have come into The Inheritance Games thinking from the cover alone. One, it’s very pretty, and two, someone working in publishing knows how to tell people…

Silk Sonic – An Evening With Silk Sonic (Album) Review

Videos attached to this article may contain profanity. Viewer discretion is advised. This album may induce uncontrollably steady dancing, head bobbing, foot-tapping, and happiness. If you are emotionally sensitive, you may also experience light droughts of wanting to be appreciated and loved.…

Tick, Tick…BOOM! (Film) Review

Movie musicals made a comeback this year, and Tick, Tick…BOOM! unsurprisingly wipes the floor with all of them. The story genius of Jonathan Larson and the theatrical flair of Lin-Manuel Miranda (in his directorial debut no less) sounds like a mixture too…