January wasn't a packed month for games, but it was a solid one across a few standout titles.   The most anticipated game was Citizen...

~What I've Been Playing (Blog)~   I've just finished Arranger , the debut from Furniture and Mattress LLC. It's rare that I'll sweep...

~Review~ An undeniably lavish and frequently hilarious voyage, its choppy waters promise a fun time although its thematic ambitions are...

~ Review ~ A series of two distinct halves, what begins as a profound and refreshing perspective on the crime drama becomes a rushed and...

~ Review ~ A glorious celebration of Miyazaki, as well as his most personal film, which is a treat for the senses although it may not...

~ Review ~ Games can be a tricky medium in which to ask profound questions. Nuanced ideas are essentially difficult to capture in...

~ Review ~ A freewheeling road-trip whipping us through vignettes with different companions, The Sweet East is a bit all over the place,...

~ Review ~ A brilliantly realised film that struggles to resonate as much as it wants to. Paul Giamatti plays Paul Hunham, a curmudgeonly...

~ Review ~ Eleven years down the line, the longest-running horror anthology film series of our times has reached its sixth entry. By...

~ Review ~ I've wondered recently about suitable audiences. And I don't mean protecting kids from adult content. I've wondered at films...

I am Death. I go forth into the garden, after sickness. I am Destitution. I go to the job centre, after I wake up. I am Debt. I am...

My love. Twas on that day we twere together, I carefully unfolded my heart and removed the plastic covering, and laid it twixt us on the...

News

~ News ~ Microsoft has accidentally revealed its Xbox roadmap, exposing unmet expectations and misjudged industry analysis. Since January...

Nu-Bond Review

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Breath of the Wild & Tears of the Kingdom

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