Reviews
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Feels Good Man Review: The Death and Life of Pepe the Frog
Feels Good Man tells the story of how a cartoon frog who likes to pee with his pants down became…
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Tell Me Why Can’t Find the Time to Enjoy the Quiet
In our Tell Me Why review, Julie Muncy asks if Dontnod Entertainment is comfortable working outside the usual structure of…
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Mulan Review: Pack Up, Go Home, You’re Through
Mulan exemplifies history and culture sloppily written by a company with little financial incentive to get either right.
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Spinch Review: Candy-Coated Chaos
Spinch is a difficult but gorgeous lo-fi platformer set in a bizarre nightmare world designed by Canadian cartoonist Jesse Jacobs.
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Paradise Killer Deserves to Be as Confident as It Feels
In our review, we disscuss how Paradise Killer oozes as much confidence as it does style, and is easily one…
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Crusader Kings 3 Review: Divine Right Simulator
Crusader Kings 3 is a complex, thrilling, horrifying, and often amusing game about ruling your fellow human beings.
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Star Trek Lower Decks Review: The In-Joke T-Shirt of Trek Series
Star Trek: Lower Decks is very much the show the fans would make, and it’s for precisely that reason that…
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Risk of Rain 2 Is the Katamari Damacy of Roguelikes
The jump from 2D to 3D hasn't taken any teeth away from Risk of Rain 2. This planet wants you…
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Mortal Shell Blends Form and Function in Brilliant Ways
Mortal Shell's intense combat is wonderfully supported by the game's strong aesthetic and focus on learning by doing. Read more…
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Lovecraft Country Episode 2: ‘Whitey’s on the Moon’ Review
Episode 2 of Lovecraft Country has a smattering of reach and vision, but it lacks the grasp to bring it…
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