Ubisoft’s latest entry in the Assassin’s Creed franchise, Mirage, is a game that harks back to the series’ roots while also incorporating elements that...
Long oscillating between the grotesque and the philosophical, with “Saw X,” the tenth installment in this long-running series, we find ourselves once again in...
“Gen V” emerges as a curious anomaly; a spin-off of the critically acclaimed “The Boys,” this Amazon Prime series takes us into the lives...
The line between visionary and derivative can be as thin as a laser beam and Gareth Edwards’ “The Creator” teeters precariously on this line,...
The line between adaptation and originality often blurs, yet Wes Anderson’s “The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar” emerges as a whimsical yet contemplative tapestry....
The second season of Apple TV Plus’s “Foundation,” based on Isaac Asimov’s seminal science fiction series, is a slow burn that ultimately ignites into...
In a franchise known for its ensemble cast of aging action heroes, audacious stunts, and a nostalgia-driven love for a bygone era of action...
For decades, Mortal Kombat has remained a lodestar, guiding the genre with its ruthless finishing moves and cinematic spectacle. The series’ latest iteration, Mortal...
The quiet ingenuity of “Cats and The Other Lives” reminds us of the narrative power of indie game development. With its unassuming point-and-click mechanics...
“The Nun II” dares to take the holy water and venture further into the dark alleys of its established lore.. and it’s an improvement....
Bethesda’s “Starfield” not only introduces us to a new chapter in gaming but endeavors to write an entirely new book, replete with its own...
In a landscape flooded with battle royales and live-service monoliths, “Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon” by FromSoftware stands as a monolithic steel titan,...
In a galaxy not so far away from our living rooms, the revered Star Wars universe grows by another beguiling installment with “Star Wars:...
Ascendant Studios brings forth an offering that blends the familiar with the novel in a manner that is both daring and satisfying. “Immortals of...
There’s a thin line between racing towards victory and skidding into mediocrity, and “Gran Turismo” navigates that curve with the grace of a novice...
In the tempestuous world of superhero sagas, where capes and cowls have grown as common as bad weather, “Blue Beetle” emerges like a serendipitous...
The legend of the Texas Chain Saw Massacre is resurrected once again, this time in the form of an asymmetrical horror game, a digital...
Dracula has donned many capes and worn many faces, from the suave charms of Lugosi to the visceral menace of Oldman. But in André...
Deck13 Interactive, the studio that once made waves with “The Surge,” now casts its ambition towards a new horizon with “Atlas Fallen.” Veering away...
In Hollywood’s ceaseless tidal wave of sequels, “Meg 2: The Trench,” helmed by an occasionally astute Ben Wheatley, tries to chart its own course....
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