Mail Time (PC) Review
Press emails are fun. Some are from a generic list and others saw what you said, when you have a mouth as wide as the Armillaria ostoyae, that can be trouble. To quote myself after a very long week of writing, “Previously…
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Comic Book Corner – The Wailing Blade
I’ve talked about books from most of the big names in indie publishing here. However, I’ve yet to discuss a book from a local independent studio. The Wailing Blade is a four-issue miniseries published by Comix Tribe in 2020. The story is…
Coffee Talk Episode 2 (Switch) Review
It is probably strange that I’ve never played the first Coffee Talk game, whilst reviewing the second one. However, I have heard wonderful things about it, and it was one of those games that just never quite made it to my to-play…
Star Trek: Lower Decks “The Least Dangerous Game” Review
Let’s talk about Garrick Bernard’s re-writing of Alien with the wettest man in the 24th century; It always has to be Jack Quaid. Unless we get another in season 4, this is the latest episode from Bernard and maybe his best. Garrick…
Strayed Lights (PC) Review
Strayed Lights is the debut title from developer Embers. Released this April, Strayed Lights caught my eye instantly due to its’ art direction. It reminds me a lot of Ori and the Blind Forest another one of my favorite Indie titles. I…
Curse of the Sea Rats (Switch) Review
I started following Curse of the Sea Rats around the time the developers began to do marketing for its Kickstarter campaign. I try to keep my ear to the ground for interesting projects, and the animation style and premise of Curse of…
Melon Journey: Bittersweet Memories (Switch) Review
At first glance, Melon Journey: Bittersweet Memories doesn’t seem like much beyond another indie game trying to replicate the look of the original Game Boy. However, once I got my hands on it and started playing, I was instantly teleported back to…
Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection (Switch) Review
During the height of the Game Boy Advance’s reign as my favorite handheld, the Mega Man Battle Network franchise was a big part of my teenage years. The games traveled with me on trips, I played a variety of them at home,…
Star Trek: Lower Decks “Grounded” – Review
Everybody loves Grampa Joe’s Creole restaurant and it is certainly something that made me extremely happy to see. The third and most recent season of Lower Decks is here, soon enough I’ll have to find something else to talk about in 9 weeks unless…
Comic Book Corner – Lux
This week, we continue looking at comic series surrounding the popular game League of Legends. This time I’ll be discussing the five-issue series, Lux. This series is written by John O’Bryan, features artwork by Billy Tan, and was originally published by Marvel…