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Star Trek: Lower Decks “Kayshon, His Eyes Open” – Review

This week is the one with Jet, though not the Jet that men from the 90s continue to think about as they go to bed at night. With Bradward off on heavily serialized battles with a bunch of complex characters which always…

Deliver Us Mars (PC) Review

I have been fascinated by the game Deliver Us The Moon since it was released in 2018. When I got word that it was receiving a sequel, I jumped at the chance to review it. Sadly, I almost wish that I had…

Triangle Strategy (PC) – Review

I’ve been trying my hardest to get the hours in to play Triangle Strategy. More importantly, I’ve been trying to get in the hours that Triangle Strategy deserves. It gives the game away when I open with lines like that, but I’m long…

Fashion Police Squad (Switch) Review

From the moment I saw Fashion Police Squad’s first trailer, I knew I’d stumbled on something special. For the sake of full disclosure, I’m not normally a fan of traditional FPS titles. I’ve played around with the Halo franchise, I love the…

The Outsider (Book) Review

The Outsider is a 2018 novel written by renowned author Stephen King. The novel was adapted into a television show on HBO in 2020. King is an author that I have a complicated relationship with. As of completing this book, I’ve read…

Star Trek: Lower Decks “Strange Energies” – Review

Off the bat, it is strange to jump straight into season 2 of Lower Decks when it really benefits to have that long wait after “No Small Parts“. The season ended with the death of Shaxs, Rutherford’s memories are gone, and a new…

Wanted: Dead (PC) Review

From 2001 to 2006, there was a wide variety of action games to play on the sixth generation of video game consoles. Whether it was on PlayStation 2, Xbox, or the Nintendo Gamecube, there was no shortage of adventures to go on…

SEASON: A Letter to the Future Review (PS5)

Short-form adventure games have captured my heart for more than a decade. Whether it’s the watery depths of ABZU, blinking through the tears in Before Your Eyes, or confronting morality in Firewatch, I’ll get as much mileage through the few hours it takes to experience…

Monster Hunter Rise (PS5) Review

The Monster Hunter franchise is one of those series that I was always curious about, yet never quite dived in. I had heard people gush about how much fun the Monster Hunter games were, but I was always a little concerned that…

Aka (Switch) Review

Sometimes a game is designed to be cozy and relaxing. Most of the time, I enjoy these sorts of games. However, Aka is a game that is so cozy that I can’t decide whether it is simply a slow burn, or a…