From now until July 24th, you’ll be able to download the Grass Type Pokémon, Shaymin. This Shaymin comes with the ability Natural Cure, which allows it to be healed of any … Read More
Breached Review
THIS REVIEW ORIGINALLY APPEARED ON MY PERSONAL SITE, GAMES AND JUNK. Platforms: PC (reviewed) and Mac You awake from the middle of suspended animation only to realize that the shelter … Read More
Layers of Fear DLC, Inheritance, Coming Soon
Layers of Fear: Inheritance extends the story of Layers of Fear by having you play as the painter’s daughter. Your father has left you a cryptic message in his will about leaving you … Read More
Hugo 2016 Nominations: Short Stories
The Hugo ballots over the last couple of years have been tinted with controversy, as a right-wing faction calling themselves the Sad Puppies and the Rabid Puppies (here’s a good … Read More
Indie RTS Hit Mushroom Wars is Now on PC
Creat Studios’ hit real-time strategy game Mushroom Wars, initially released on Playstation 3 in 2009, has now come to PC. The game was officially released on April 5th on Steam, … Read More
Game Review: Grand Kingdom
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Ever wonder what it was like to be on the other side of the badge? Not on the realistic side of things, you can spend a day moderating squabbling teenagers and … Read More
Book Review Somebody’s Daughter by Phonse Jessome
Somebody’s Daughter is the story of a prostitution ring, based in Nova Scotia, Canada. It opens with the murder of a nineteen year old prostitute, and concludes with the pimps … Read More
Book Review Daughters of the Dragon by William Andrews
Anna Carlson, still reeling from the death of her adopted mother, returns to Korea to search for her birth mother. On leaving the orphanage that handled her adoption, a strange … Read More
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical
The jukebox musical is a tried and true way to get toes tapping and fingers snapping in an audience full of people that know they’re in for a good time and … Read More
Leicester Square Welcomes Carolla, Herring
Leicester Square Theatre Takes a Chance on Podcasts A few years ago, not only did podcasts have to be explained to people – usually a younger person saying some form … Read More
Hugo 2016 Novel Nominations: Ancillary Mercy (Ann Leckie)
Ancillary Mercy Ann Leckie Orbit October 6th, 2015 Third in the groundbreaking Imperial Radch trilogy, Breq searches the Athoek Station’s slums and uncovers someone who shouldn’t exist. She also needs … Read More
Blu-ray Review – Criterion Collection – Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb This is a film that stands out from the crowd in innumerable ways, from being a singularly … Read More
Film Review: MISCONCEPTION
Misconception, the documentary from filmmaker Jessica Yu, is a bit of a messy film, featuring a disjointed three chapter structure and often failing to build momentum. However, the subject matter … Read More