Ash (Film) Review
Of all the movies that I have been looking forward to during the first quarter of 2025, Ash made the top list. On a fluke, I was recommended the trailer for this film a few months ago by YouTube’s algorithm. It promised…
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Eureka “Right as Raynes” – Review
Why was it that in the mid-2000s it was seen as conventionally attractive for young men in their 20s to have that childish, American Dennis the Menace, haircut? Directed by Mike Rohl, unless you are a fan of Netflix-budgeted Hallmark-flix, you might…
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (PS5) Review
At this point, if Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio tossed Like a Dragon (Yakuza) characters into a puzzle game or a hidden object game, I’d probably play it. While Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is neither of those genres, it does…
MLB The Show 25 (Xbox Series X) Review
MLB The Show is one of the most in-depth, captivating sports games on the market. Sony’s San Diego Studio has mastered the art of presenting a realistic baseball sim for years now, but that comes with challenges. Every annual sports franchise battles…
Sin Slayers (PC) Review
There’s an elephant in the room that I want to address right up front. Sin Slayers, as it originally existed when I received a review key for it years ago, appears to have since been removed from sale on Steam. The developer…
Spilled! (PC) Review
Eco-conservation themes aren’t new in gaming. Truthfully, Final Fantasy VII puts “Save the Planet” in big lights hanging over the party’s head for 100+ hours, and that’s just the original release. Spilled! is a more low-key affair, a simple experience based on…
Call of Boba (PC) Early Access Review
A standout in recent Wholesome Directs for me has been Call of Boba, an inescapably-adorable pixel-art shop management game that not only looks cute as a button but is quite deep with tons of mechanics. Beyond running a bubble tea store, the title incorporates…
Wolfenstein: Youngblood (PC) Review
Second Wind’s Yahtzee Croshaw once said, “Nazis are like Skittles in that you can rid the world of as many as you like and never get a bad taste in your mouth.” Yahtzee is absolutely right about that, which is why I’m…
Atomfall (PC) – Review
By the 60s, the UK was returning to a decent economy with low unemployment, and Atomfall’s alt-history proposed a somewhat similar time frame. However, the fire at the Windscale nuclear power plant in 1957 seemed to be a bit of a setback;…
Aethermancer (PC) Preview
In my ongoing quest to find a Pokémon game with actual effort put into it, I stumbled across the Aethermancer’s demo while browsing monster-collecting games on Steam. Developed by Moi Rai Games, the pixel art style immediately captured my interest and I…