After being the singular driving force behind a modern pop-culture smash hit you’ve got to expect a bit of scrutiny on your follow up. The now well known Scott Pilgrim comic series (further popularised… Continue reading
We have already reviewed The Binding of Isaac along with its expansion pack Wrath of Lamb very early in this series, but we loved it so much and it’s seeing a resurgence in popularity that… Continue reading
Director: Morten Tyldum Cast: Benedict Cumberbatch, Keira Knightly, Matthew Goode, Rory Kinnear, Charles Dance, Mark Strong Plot: During the Second World War the Allied Forces could not crack the German Enigma, an encryption… Continue reading
Publisher: Days of Wonder Style: Adventure, Co-Op, Betrayal Players: 3-7 Play Time: 60 minutes If Shadows Over Camelot was a person and I could say one thing to it, I would say ‘fuck you, Shadows Over Camelot‘. Few… Continue reading
Plot: In the mid 21st century crop blight results in massive famine and technological regression. Former NASA pilot and engineer Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) now works on a farm with his father-in-law Donald (Jonathan Lithgow) and his… Continue reading
Director: Don Hall and Chris Williams Starring: Ryan Potter, Scott Adsit, Daniel Henney, Alan Tudyk, James Cromwell Plot: In the town of San Fransoyko, Hiro is a fourteen year robotics prodigy. Although he’s happy… Continue reading
By Hedge Available on: Xbox One Exclusive Insomniac Games are known mostly these days for Resistance, but before that they helmed the fantastic cute-and-crazy shooter series Ratchet and Clank and the Spyro games… Continue reading
Here’s something I’m getting tired off…indie games using retro graphics. We’ve had enough. On the other hand, when it’s supported by an original concept, a unique gameplay mechanic and interesting characters the game… Continue reading
Guillermo Del Toro once said that 1982’s The Thing was one of the most influential films in his life. When he left the theater he knew he wanted to be a director. To me this… Continue reading
The two-part season finale for the current Doctor Who run has caused a bit of controversy. Being thematically centred around a character grieving over the sudden, violent death of a loved one it has… Continue reading
