Tag "Review"
Braveheart sequel, Robert the Bruce, is way less epic and heroic (Review)
Mel Gibson’s Braveheart is a “historical” film that follows William Wallace’s journey from a Scottish commoner to a leader fighting for his country’s freedom. Robert the Bruce was featured in
Jurassic World Evolution: A world of your creation (review)
Jurassic World Evolution is the latest entry in a series of park management games. Titles like Thrillville and Roller Coaster Tycoon are -by far- the most famous, and Jurassic World
State of Decay 2: Build a community in the zombie apocalypse (PC review)
State of Decay 2 comes at us as a sequel to the original State of Decay that was well received. The game takes place in a zombie post-apocalyptic world set in three
Kingdom Come: Deliverance brings 15th century Europe to life (PC review)
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is one of those games that comes out of nowhere and absolutely surprises the crap out of you. I knew of this game during its infancy and development,
Warhammer: Vermintide 2 review
When the original Verminitide released three years ago, it reopened the vast gap in co-op gameplay that Left 4 Dead had vacated some time ago. The idea of surviving an entire series of
Elevate your gaming with Echogear monitor mount (review)
I’m going to be brutally honest: I’m not much of a PC gamer. I just started getting into it last year, building my own rig, and creating a collection of
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Ninja Ghostbusters (review)
Nothing speaks more to the childhood belonging to the ’80s than some bomb cartoons. Some of the most action-packed and violent stuff geared for kids came out during this era, and we all
The Walking Dead 8×03 ‘Monsters’ recap – “[Redacted] dies”
Of course, in The Walking Dead world, redacted can be ANYONE. Well, anyone except Rick, Carl, Michonne, Daryl, and Carol. But, we thought it was a catchy title. The Walking Dead’s
The Invisible Hours (PlayStation VR review)
VR games have been evolving quite rapidly in the short time span that they’ve been released. I’ve already encountered and reviewed several genres with the VR as well. Currently, I’m
Baby Driver – Blu-ray Review
“All you need is one killer track…” When was the last time you walked in to a theater not expecting to get your foot tapping while watching the film? And
SteamWorld Dig 2 PC and Switch review: The definition of a sequel
I loved the absolute hell out of the first SteamWorld Dig on Nintendo 3DS. The hours I played just flew by as I dug for precious minerals and upgraded my character Rusty
Chicken Wiggle 3DS review – A delightful experience
Not many games make me go “awww” right at the start, but upon booting up Chicken Wiggle, it did just that. I’ve heard a lot about this game from fellow content creators,
FOX’s The Orville: ‘Old Wounds’ 1×01 review
Fox’s The Orville premiered Sunday night and the best way to describe it would be: Family Guy humor meets the Star Trek setting. Unlike Family Guy, the characters are all co-workers on
Sudio Sweden Regent Headphones (Review)
I’ve always struggled with headphones. Whether over-ear, in-ear, on-ear, studio monitors, molded, any of them. It’s not that they’re difficult to comprehend; it’s that the market is so flooded with
Marvel’s The Defenders episode 3 review: Getting to know the enemy
The Marvel’s Defenders finally meet and in the most epic way – fighting against the common enemy! What a great introduction for everyone to meet. I enjoyed the banter between the
Marvel’s The Defenders Episode 2 review: Slowly, but surely
The Defenders finally meeting up is slow, but it’s finally happening!!! The episode begins with Matt following his instincts to save someone. We see a bit of Matt’s parkour and fighting