Category: All Reviews

For those interested in a Dungeons and Dragons campaign and not having the time or close friends to play with, Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked could be what we’ve been waiting for.

ÆRTHLINGS – Genesis Series Review

by Dylan Blight | Dec 2, 2025 | Gear & Tech Reviews, Video Game Review | 0

What’s here is a solid starter packaged in the ‘Genesis Series,’ the first ÆRTHLINGS blind box collection alongside the digital game.

Reus 2 Review with Ice Age & Everglades DLC

by Jacob Hegarty | Nov 3, 2025 | DLC and Expansion Review, Video Game Review | 0

Have you ever longed for the creative and destructive powers of a god—or even three? Welcome to Reus 2, a planet-building game that combines various elements and tasks.

Ball x Pit Review

by Dylan Blight | Oct 16, 2025 | Video Game Review | 0

After nearly thirty hours, I finished the story, but this is the kind of game that once you pick up, you could lose the rest of your year, too.

Battlefield 6 Review

by Jacob Hegarty | Oct 10, 2025 | Video Game Review | 0

Battlefield 6 looks and feels exactly as I wanted, and it has been amazing to play.

Henry Halfhead Review

by Jacob Hegarty | Sep 29, 2025 | Video Game Review | 0

Henry Halfhead is a unique game about the life of Henry, an odd person with half a head and a talent for possession.

Chosen Family Review

by Dylan Blight | Sep 22, 2025 | Movie Review | 0

For a rom-com that’s shy of 90 minutes with credits, Chosen Family has far too many plot beats to do justice to them all.

Somnium Review

by Dylan Blight | Sep 22, 2025 | Movie Review | 0

The debut from writer/director Racheal Cain feels heavily inspired by David Lynch and Charlie Kaufman, and it’s hard not to think about The Substance when watching Somnium.

Blackwater Lane Review

by Dylan Blight | Sep 22, 2025 | Movie Review | 0

When it becomes too apparent at the start of a thriller what the mystery and/or twist will be in the third act, the film will become reliant on the journey being more interesting than the destination. Unfortunately, in the case of Blackwater Lane, there’s little to be said for either.