Review: Into the Breach
Miniature mechs and aliens clash with a time travel twist in this strategy game from the creators of FTL: Faster Than Light.
Review: Crazy Like a Fox: The Definitive Chronicle of Brian Pillman 20 Years Later
A book with greatness.
Review: Sonic Mania
Hedgehog re-Genesis.
Review: Electrified
The rivers are black and the mists are crackling in this new heavy metal threequel from Black Water Rising.
Review: Lords of the Fallen
CelJaded reviews the PC version of the industry's first high-profile soulslike, Lords of the Fallen.
Review: Armello
A Game of Thrones meets The Animals of Farthing Wood in this impressive digital board game from League of Geeks.
Review: Closure, Limited
A review of the follow-up novella to World War Z. Featuring 4 stories in one lean collection, is Closure, Limited worth breaking quarantine for?
Review: Paranormal
CelJaded reviews Paranormal, the long-awaited new studio album from Alice Cooper.
Review: System Crash
It's Magic meets Netrunner in this short format review of Rogue Moon Studio's latest digital card game.
Review: Frost
Hard as ice.
Review: Missile Cards
It's Missile Command meets Solitaire in this short format review of a new indie card game for digital platforms.
Review: The Big Book of Madness
A review of IELLO's first deck-building card game. Is this cooperative monster fest worth risking insanity for? Let's find out!
Board Games Based on Video Games: #3 – Dark Souls: The Board Game
CelJaded's ongoing series about video game-themed board games continues with an exhaustive review of Dark Souls: The Board Game.
Review: Night Dragon
A contemporary review of Fighting Fantasy gamebook #52, better known as Night Dragon!
Board Games Based on Video Games: #1 – World of Tanks: Rush
Meet the video games that became board games in this new blog series for 2017. Up first is the deck-building card game adaptation of World of Tanks!
Review: T2 Trainspotting
Haven't changed, haven't much to say.
Review: Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
Arms dealers, international terrorism, and the subjugation of minority groups. Welcome to Prague!
Review: Elle
A film destined to have all the critics talking, Elle is Paul Verhoeven’s newest perverted flick about sex, violence, and diabolical Christmas Parties.
Review: Pokémon Sun
Alex Hajdasz reviews Pokémon Sun for the Nintendo 3DS.