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Finders Keepers (Book) Review

Awhile ago I began my foray into Stephen King’s trilogy of crime thrillers with Mr. Mercedes. Since then, I’ve completed the second book in the series, which follows retired police detective Bill Hodges on his various adventures. Finders Keepers was originally published…

Killer Frequency (PC) Review

In a sleepy midwestern town, there is a killer on the loose. Despite being locked up in a studio tighter than a devout nun’s undercrackers, Forest Nash feels unsafe. I’ve been excited about Team17’s Killer Frequency since I first saw it in February.…

Redfall (PC) Review

You know the name, you know the bugs, and you most definitely know the videos and reviews that have been dunking on Redfall. Released on May 2nd, Arkane’s latest game was meant to be the savior of both the Xbox Series X|S…

Star Trek: Lower Decks – “Hear All, Trust Nothing” Review

From the fascist Cardassian occupation to the pseudo-military operation alongside the Bajorian provisional government, and then the eventual full Bajorian operations of what was once called Terok Nor. Ask any fan of the franchise as a whole, the standout of that TNG-led…

Star Trek: Lower Decks “Reflections” Review

Star Trek: Picard‘s third season has a lot of answering to do when Mike McMahan comes knocking. “Reflections” is what I’ve been saying about Lower Decks. It is character-based comedy that sometimes makes fun of the whole franchise. Not only does the…

Meet Your Maker (PC) Review

When I first saw the trailer for Meet Your Maker, it seemed like a potentially interesting game until I saw that it was being made by Behaviour Interactive. For those who don’t know, Behaviour Interactive is the developer company that made Dead…

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (PS5) Review

Like many other people, I grew up with Star Wars. My grandfather was a huge fan of the original trilogy, and he was a toy collector, so he often bought a lot of the Star Wars toys (buying extras for me). I…

Protodroid DeLTA (PC) Review

Mega Man fans have had a bit of a rollercoaster in recent decades. The series tried a reboot with modest success in Mega Man 11, whereas Mighty Number 9 was one of Kickstarter’s first non-success stories. Developer Adam Kareem decided to try his hand at his…

Showgunners (PC) Review

As I’ve shifted back toward the PC end of the spectrum from years of 30 frames of console clunkiness, I’ve pushed a little further into the few examples of turn-based games I enjoy. I’m partial to Wasteland 3, Phoenix Point, and basically anything by…

Star Trek: Lower Decks “Room for Growth” – Review

Did you know that the S in LSD stands for Acid? Sorry, for those that don’t understand the point in making a joke that might tangentially get us into talking about the episode at large, that’s what that is. LSD stands for…