TV Review: Only Murders in the Building – Season 1
Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez are the oddballs at the centre of the twisty goings-on in Disney Plus series, Only Murders in the Building. A self-aware, even self-referential […]
News: Faraday Protocol – Updated
Having been unveiled originally in August, first person puzzle game Faraday Protocol has been significantly refined following feedback from the gaming community, with a number of major updates now released. […]
TV Review: Loki – S1/E6: For All Time. Always.
Spoilers for the previous episodes of Loki are below, though I’ve done my best not to spoil this week’s show. You have been warned! Has it been six weeks since […]
Comic Book Review: The John Steel Thriller Picture Library Special
The character of John Steel first appeared during 1959, in the 157th issue of Super Detective Library, a twice-monthly British comic series that featured a rotating cast of characters and […]
Comic Book Review: The Sexton Blake Special
You can purchase the Sexton Blake Special directly from Rebellion here. When I decided that I was going to purchase and review all of the Specials that Rebellion published this […]
Review: Creature Street
Available now on PC (itch.io – pay what you want) It seems like everyone and their anthropomorphic dog is playing Animal Crossing right now, which is great. Though Animal Crossing has always been popular – I’ve been a huge fan since 2004 – with the arrival of Animal Crossing: New Horizons at a time when many people have an unusually […]
Board Game Review: Sherlock – The Tomb of the Archaeologist
Having had my interest piqued by the one-and-done escape room games such as the Exit and Unlock games, as well as the excellent crime-scene-in-a-box that was Decktective, I was keen to find other series or formats that may offer similar experiences. Which is how I stumbled upon the Q System games, each of which is a single crime to be […]
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