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Revisiting Freddi Fish and the Case of the Stolen Jewel

I’m not saying I’m the number one fan of the library on the Phenixx Gaming team, but I’ve gotta be in the running. Between reading over 100 books a year and grabbing games to try that I’m not interested in owning, I’m…

Clockwork Ambrosia (PC) Review

I love Metroidvania games a lot. I find myself wishlisting a lot of them when I see them pop up either in my inbox or on my Steam recommendations list. As such, Clockwork Ambrosia was on my radar before its release date.…

Ugly Betty “Family/Affair” – Review

If I had breasts like that, I’d be playing with them all night, too. Directed by Victor Nelli Jr, this is Nelli the Elephant’s second of sixteen episodes of Ugly Betty, after six episodes of Scrubs, and would go on to direct…

Directive 8020 (PC) Review

Of all the games that I have been pining for over the last year, Directive 8020 has been near the top of the list consistently. Another horror choose your own adventure game from Supermassive Games, the masterminds behind The Dark Pictures Anthology…

Feline Forensics and the Meowseum Mystery (PC) Review

I love noir mysteries and puzzle games. The Agatha Christie games from Microids are solid examples of this, as are the Duck Detective games. Now, a new game has joined the roster of my regular mystery rotation. Feline Forensics and the Meowseum…

Ugly Betty “How Betty Got Her Grieve Back” – Review

Old gays, news gays, little gays, and little greys. Directed by James Hayman, we know this wonderful queen from directing all the big episodes of Ugly Betty, including “Queens for a Day,” “Sofia’s Choice,” “Derailed,” and, of course, “East Side Story.” While…

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Revisiting Freddi Fish and the Case of the Stolen Jewel

Clockwork Ambrosia (PC) Review

Ugly Betty “Family/Affair” – Review

Directive 8020 (PC) Review

Feline Forensics and the Meowseum Mystery (PC) Review

Ugly Betty “How Betty Got Her Grieve Back” – Review

Wax Heads (PC) Review

Bus Bound (PC) – Review

Aether & Iron (PC) – Review

Vampire Crawlers (PC) Review