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Process of Elimination (Switch) Review

Visual Novels tend to fall into two categories for me. There are Visual Novels that grab my attention and grip ahold of me from beginning to end, and then there are Visual Novels that just aren’t interesting enough to satisfy me. Process…

Star Trek: Lower Decks “Mining the Mind’s Mine” Review

Is it fair to say that Brian D Bradley’s “Mining the Mind’s Mine” is one of the few “duds” of the third season? It is not terrible, but it is one of those attempts at sci-fi horror via hallucinations, similar to The…

Mr. Mercedes (Book) Review

A few months ago I discussed the Stephen King novel The Outsider. Within that book, there was a specific character that I particularly enjoyed that was introduced in King’s previous works. Wanting to learn more, I decided to dive into Mr. Mercedes.…

Sanctuary Saga (PC) Review

I like a good RPG and I’ve grown increasingly fond of the Roguelike genre over the years. Because of this, when I see games that remind me of other things in either genre, I’m usually somewhat interested. Sanctuary Saga merges turn-based RPG…

Ravenlok (PC) Review

The fairy tale subgenre doesn’t get much spotlight in video games, but I’ve had a fair bit of nostalgia over the years. As an example, Alice: Madness Returns is high on my list of favorite games from the Xbox 360 generation. Ravenlok aims to capture…

Brok The Investigator (Switch) Review

Sometimes, what you see is what you get. Other times, you find yourself surprised by a game that’s different than what trailers and marketing might show you. Cowcat Games’ Brok the Investigator is a game that doesn’t exactly follow its marketing, for…

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Process of Elimination (Switch) Review

Star Trek: Lower Decks “Mining the Mind’s Mine” Review

Mr. Mercedes (Book) Review

Sanctuary Saga (PC) Review

Ravenlok (PC) Review

Brok The Investigator (Switch) Review

Mail Time (PC) Review

Comic Book Corner – The Wailing Blade

Coffee Talk Episode 2 (Switch) Review

Star Trek: Lower Decks “The Least Dangerous Game” Review