‘Timelie’ Review: Skipping Through Time
Brilliantly designed and heartfelt, Urnique's Timelie is a treasure that should be played by anyone who enjoys the emotional power of art....
‘Sakura Wars’ Review: Love in The Time of Mechs
Tedious combat and a cumbersome narrative cannot derail this poignant celebration of human relationships....
‘Stela’ Review: Running to the Sound of Music
Rote but engaging, Stela is a lovely experience bolstered by an incredible score....
‘Vasilis’ Review: A Boring Slog Through The Macabre
Half-baked, boring, and incomprehensible Vasilis wastes a powerful premise and interesting visual-style. Do not play this game....
‘Resident Evil: Code Veronica’ – The Bridge between Horror and Action
by Taylor Smith
20 Years Later: Resident Evil: Code Veronica Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on March 22, 2016. The Resident Evil series is about experimentation, success, and...
‘Coffee Talk’ Review: The Best Brew in Town
by Zack Rezac
Coffee Talk is as quaint as your local coffee shop. It’s relatively short, wonderfully sweet, and absolutely committed to the art form of telling a...
The Best TV Shows of the Decade
by Staff
The 30 Best TV Shows of the 2010s (Part One) From Mad Men to Mr. Robot to Hannibal to The Leftovers, we ranked the thirty...
‘Yaga’ Review: A Bittersweet Fairy Tale
Some games feel perfectly suited to their genres, as if they fulfill every ambition that their genre could promise. On paper, Yaga from the developer...
Anamanaguchi – [USA] (Album Review)
by Harry Morris
Few acts boast such renown amongst uber-nerdy video game enthusiasts as Anamanaguchi. Unveiling their debut EP ‘Power Supply’ in 2009, the Chiptune pioneers have pushed...
‘Control’: One of the Most Excitingly Visceral Action Games in Ages
by Ty Davidson
A wild and trippy paranormal journey through the dimensions....
How Fire Emblem Ignited its Fandom Overseas
by Taylor Smith
In 2001 and 2002 a myriad of Nintendo fans had their first exposure to Fire Emblem thanks to the platform-fighter Super Smash Bros. Melee. Two...
‘The Division 2’: The Mother of All Looter-Shooters
No matter what else I could say about The Division 2 it's an incredible amount of fun, either as a solo experience or played co-operatively....
Under the Radar: ‘Blaster Master Zero 2’
by Zack Rezac
There is a video version of this article below! If you enjoy it, feel free to subscribe! Under the Radar: Blaster Master Zero 2 ‘Under...
‘The Division 2’: Divided We Stand, United We Fall
On the whole, The Division 2 is a near-perfect example of how to create a relentlessly fun looter-shooter that dodges all of the pitfalls that...
‘Anthem’ Review: Flighty Fun, but a Mech-Filled Mess
by Tim Maison
Dive bombing an unsuspecting sniper with the melee-focused Interceptor Javelin (the name Anthem gives its exosuits), eliminating an entire wave of enemies with a succession of...
‘Ape Out’ is the Jazz-Inspired Beat ’em Up, you did not know you Needed in your Life
by Marty Allen
Ape Out is the ape-jazz-violence simulation you did not know you needed in your life. Smashing together brilliant design and satisfying gameplay, Ape Out is...
Berlinale 2019: ‘Greta’ Is an Important Tale, Turgidly Told
'Greta', inspired by the famous performance by Garbo in 'The Grand Hotel,' shares its inspiration's lifeless quality....
Berlinale 2019: ‘The Awakening of the Ants’ is a Fine Study of Personal Change
'The Awakening of the Ants' subtly critiques Costa Rican gender relations through one woman's personal change....
Berlinale 2019: ‘Far From Us’ is a Tedious Experience
'Far From Us', now premiering at the Berlinale Forum Section, is a truly life-draining cinematic experience....
Berlinale 2019: ‘Retrospekt’ is Downright Irresponsible
The perils of always trying to do the right thing are brutally examined in Retrospekt, a domestic violence drama with shades of John Cassavetes. Taking morally...