NBA 2K22 (XBO) – Review
It is not very often I get to say this, but I get to review a sports game of a sport I can actually play. Gym class for me most of the time was either getting to play Wii Tennis, Bowling, or…
Category: Reviews
No Time to Die (Film) Review
As an epic spy action film that concludes the Craig Era, No Time to Die is the pinnacle of what Bond can offer as a cinematic experience. It is a deeply personal finale that features precise action and No Time to Die excels in…
Mary Skelter Finale (Switch) Review
Warning: This review may contain mentions of violence, death, and other adult content. Reader discretion is advised. The Mary Skelter series is one of Idea Factory’s more unique IPs of late. Between it and the Death End Re;Quest games, I’ve been really…
Doctor Who “The Crimson Horror” – Review
Yorkshire, Yorkshire, Yorkshire! Well, I did say that this was one of my favorite episodes by Mark Gatiss, though that isn’t a difficult feat given some of his horror-centric episodes. If I had to place it, it would be third out of the…
Target Novelization: Rose (Book) – Review
Well, after the news broke about Doctor Who’s new showrunner, I’ve been doing very much the same thing as everyone else. Revisiting some of the modern classics of Doctor Who, as written by Russell T Davies, arguably the greatest TV writer. Others might add qualifiers…
El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron (PC) Review
Have you ever played a game where you have no idea what’s going on, but you’re so fascinated that you can’t put your controller down? I’m sure there are a few titles that come to mind, like the confusing plots of Metal…
Darksiders III (Switch) Review
Since Darksiders was released in 2010, I’ve been a fan of the dark fantasy action RPG franchise. I didn’t get time to play Darksiders III back when it was released on PlayStation 4, due to various time constraints and releases at the…
Titane (Film) Review
Leaving a movie theater isn’t difficult. There’s no one who will ask to see your ticket, lock the door before you’re out, or question it (at least, you’d hope not). There’s a strong implication behind it because unless it’s out of boredom,…
Slime Rancher Plortable Edition (Switch) Review
Monomi Park’s Slime Rancher has cemented itself as a bonafide Indie gem since it was released in Early Access back in 2016. As a result, I’ve had a lot of time to look at it and hear people talk about it, but…
Stop and Go (Film) Review
Are we at the point when we can joke about the COVID-19 pandemic? If the jokes are told with this level of sincerity and skill, I’d say the answer is a definitive yes. Stop and Go perfectly juggles a complicated balancing act. The…