F1 2023 (PC) Review
Oh Canada, you have the best track. Doesn’t have the same ring to it, does it? On the eve of the Canadian Grand Prix, EA and Codemasters’ latest foray into the world of Formula 1, F1 23, launched. There have been a host…
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Moviehouse – The Film Studio Tycoon (PC) Review
To say that I am a fan of the film industry would be an understatement. I have watched countless documentaries and interviews with actors, directors, producers, writers, and plenty of other positions in order to get more insight into how the films…
Star Trek: Lower Decks “Trusted Sources” Review
I think I’ve figured out when I believe it is ok to swear in Star Trek, and it seems to be when Picard’s name is being knocked around on the news. Ann Magnuson got to do it in “Maps and Legends,” and…
Comic Book Corner – The Last Ronin
Ninja Turtles is one of those franchises that I’ll always enjoy despite all the goofiness of the premise. I grew up with the 2003 cartoon series and it was a big inspiration for me to start training in martial arts at a…
Harmony: The Fall of Reverie (PC) Review
DONTNOD has delivered some of my favorite stories in gaming over the span of more than a decade. Aside from the oft-forgotten Remember Me, they’re best known for Life is Strange 1 and 2. The latter title earned an emphatic 10 out of 10 from…
Trinity Trigger (Switch) Review
I love a good nostalgic JRPG, as it can always remind me of simpler times. Trinity Trigger seeks to recapture the magic of those classic 90s gems and takes heavy inspiration from the Secret of Mana series. The game is developed by…
Star Trek: Lower Decks “Crisis Point 2: Paradoxus” Review
We’ve had two decent episodes written by women, it must be time to go back to all men for the rest of the season. Ben Rodgers, Ben M Waller, and Mike “Not a Ben” McMahan are taking us home for the next…
Easy Red 2 (PC) Review
For lack of a better term for it, I am forever on the lookout for a good World War I/II first-person or over-the-shoulder shooter that doesn’t Call of Duty itself. I’m usually after a game that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Yes I…
Tears of the Kingdom (Switch) Review
I wasn’t a huge fan of Breath of the Wild. I liked it well enough, but there were a variety of small things sprinkled throughout the game that annoyed me. I know I’m probably in the minority there, but when Tears of…
Lower Decks: “A Mathematically Perfect Redemption” Review
Can we stop with all this kink-based character design? Blacksad does it with no shame. Disney’s Zootopia/Zootropolis does it while trying to avoid the weird glances. Zelda does it with less of a wink for the furries, and now Lower Decks has given Rule34…