Reviews

Nestled in a leafy woodland about two hours south of Paris is an experimental archaeology project called Guédelon. Using period garments, construction techniques, heritage…

Dynasty Warriors Origins is about as deep as an English pothole of a rainy autumnal Tuesday. A middle of the road, superficial B-tier serving…

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle’s opening lands like a sack of soggy spuds. An uninspired, more or less shot-for-shot recreation of the Raiders…

It’s been 15 years since the last entry in the franchise and Stalker 2 has not evolved all that much. Outside of a massive…

Coming after the debacle that was Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League, Batman: Arkham Shadow boldly returns to the beloved Arkhamverse behind new lenses.…

As a basketball fan, playing and reviewing NBA 2K25 was a real treat. With its variety of game modes and new features, it’s something…

I’ve been playing the FC series (you’ll always be FIFA to me </3) since FIFA 07, and aside from a brief sojourn with PES,…

Few games have made me feel as stressed as Frostpunk 2. The city is a churning beast, spewing steam and filth, chewing through coal,…

The Plucky Squire is a celebration of storybooks, those thick-covered, weathered slabs that are the focus of dimly-lit late-night clandestine reads. It’s an ode…

The concept behind DeathSprint 66 is clever, fun, and violent. A giant, corporate empire has a monopoly on all kinds of media; film, news,…