Review: Neurodeck (Switch/PC)
Though deckbuilding games are fairly common these days, Neurodeck takes a really different approach with its subject matter. Players take on the role of a character (only one is unlocked […]
Comic Book Review: Transformers: Halloween Special
I might be a bit late to the party with this one – considering that Halloween was a few weeks ago and everyone seems to have moved on from spooky […]
TV Review: What If…? S1/E7: What If…Thor Were an Only Child?
With just a few episodes left until the end of the first series, here comes Chris Hemsworth’s Thor to lighten the mood. And he does – very well indeed. This […]
TV Review: What If…? S1/E5: Zombies!?
For years, the term Marvel Zombie was a derogatory one, used to describe comic book fans who’d lap up anything by Marvel and ignore pretty much any other comic company’s […]
TV Review: What If…? S1/E4: What If…Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?
The first three episodes of What If…? have given us some really intriguing glances into the realms of endless possibility that exist within Marvel’s multiverse; with pretty action-focused episodes, demonstrating […]
TV Review: What If…? S1/E3: What If…The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?
With the first episode taking the form of an excellent WW2-set adventure, subtly twisting the events of Captain America: The First Avenger, we saw the effects of Peggy Carter stepping […]
TV Review: What If…? S1/E1: What If…Captain Carter Were The First Avenger?
Alternate realities, different continuities and the Multiverse in general are often explored in comics – with DC’s Elseworlds and ‘Crisis’ crossovers, amongst other initiatives and series, providing well known jaunts […]
TV Review: M.O.D.O.K.
The Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing (or M.O.D.O.K. to his friends, family and enemies) was always one of the more far out bad guys in Marvel’s comic book universe. […]
TV Review: Star Trek: Lower Decks – Season One
We all know the stories of the Enterprise (in its various guises, eras and even timelines), but we rarely get a glimpse at the lesser vessels that aren’t boldly going […]
Review: Speed Limit
Indie games paying homage to the look and feel of classic 80s arcade games are nothing new – nor are 2D pixel art games that are punishingly difficult, yet highly […]
Film Review: Wolf Children (2012)
Initially released in 2012 – with an English dub following in late 2013 – I’ve only just managed to watch Mamoru Hosoda’s wonderful animated movie, Wolf Children. Much like the […]
Comic Book Review: Napoleon Dynamite: Impeach Pedro
Ever since I first saw Napoleon Dynamite (on a plane coming back from E3 in 2005, laughing very loudly throughout its running time – when it was clear that no […]
Film Review: Tron Legacy (2010)
As a video game-obsessed kid growing up in the early 80s, Tron was a film that seemed tailor made just for me. I was only 5 in 1982, but I […]
Review: Batman: The Telltale Series – The Enemy Within
I’m a big fan of the story-based games that the now defunct Telltale Games specialised in. They seemed to perfect the formula with The Walking Dead in 2012, after a […]
Review: Battletoads (2020)
The original Battletoads – which was released on Nintendo’s 8-bit console the NES back in 1991 – is infamously challenging, with a number of levels that are so tough that they can feel incredibly unfair at times – it’s a game that’s often fondly remembered until you try it again, at which point you realise how frustratingly difficult it is […]
Film Review: Scoob! (2020)
At first glance, Scoob! seems like it’s going to be an origin story for our favourite scaredy-dog and his mystery solving friends. Yet it soon becomes clear that it’s a shameless, awkward and somewhat cynical attempt to set up a shared universe featuring the classic Hanna-Barbera characters from the 60s and 70s. It all starts off nicely, with a young […]
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