Warframe (PC) Review
For a couple of weeks now, I’ve been on the hunt for a video game that can make life a little easier for me and the person I’m seeing. We’re a full continent away from each other, and the great 2020 plague…
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NASCAR Heat 5 (XBO) Review
“If you goin’ hard enough left, you’ll find yourself turnin’ right.” Right, now I’ve expended my entire knowledge of NASCAR (via Disney’s Cars) in the first line, I’ve set the tone. Yes, outside of the Midwest and South, for the most part, NASCAR has…
Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town (Switch) Review
Way back in the PlayStation era, my dad turned me on to a game called Harvest Moon. I fell in love with this cute little game that was really just a farming simulator with a story tacked on. Over the years, I…
Trails of Cold Steel III (Switch) Review
For the first time, the Legend of Heroes franchise has made its way to the Nintendo Switch. We now know that Trails of Cold Steel IV will be coming to Switch in 2021, however, none of the previous games in the franchise…
The Orville Season 2 – Ep 2 Review
Warning: This review contains spoilers for the second episode of The Orville’s second season. Read at your own discretion. The Orville’s second season started off with a solid, character-focused episode. It brought each of the characters into the second season, shaking up…
Ares (TV series) Review
Ares is a Dutch-language and Dutch-produced series, released as a Netflix original on January 17th, 2020. In a tightly-written eight-episode season, with each episode about half an hour-long, Ares definitely has its share of scares. Most of them come from the things…
A Mortician’s Tale (PC) Review
Warning: This article contains discussions of death, suicide, funerals, and transphobia. I recently played through A Mortician’s Tale, by Laundry Bear Games, purchased through the Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality on itch.io. Though the bundle is now closed, the game is…
Doctor Who “The Impossible Planet” & “The Satan Pit” Review
Warning: Links contained within this review may contain references to mature themes and feature strong language. This week’s Who review goes from one dark, dank, and depressing hellscape to another. The difference is I find nothing redeemable about these two episodes of…
Ys: Memories of Celceta (PS4) Review
I have been a fan of Nihon Falcom’s work for a while. Both the Ys franchise and the Legend of Heroes franchises are favorites of mine. Falcom has a way of infusing lore and depth into all of their stories, even things…
Hamilton (Film) Review
Gather round, dear miscreants, for a tale of someone who managed to avoid Hamilton for the entire duration of its notably awful stint as Tumblr’s fandom of choice back in 2016. For the uninitiated, as I was and largely remained until writing…