Shroud of the Avatar Review (PC)
Shrouded in Atrocity Look guys, RPGs are my thing. My. Thing. I know they can often be clunky and and even straight up atrocious at times, but I can’t help myself. Stories are an essential element of our everyday life, and a good RPG will always succeed in…
5 Things You Should Be Able To Do With Far Cry 5’s Animal Companions
Friends Are Good. Pets Are Better. Are you playing Far Cry 5? Right now? Probably not right now, but if it’s not on your radar, you are missing out! Arguably one of the best experiences in games I’ve had in a long time (check my full review here),…
Far Cry 5 Review (PS4)
Welcome To Hope County When I purchased Far Cry 5, I really didn’t know what to expect. All of the hype (and anger) building around this latest addition to the franchise had left me more than intrigued, especially since I had missed out on playing Far Cry Primal…
Rick and Morty #36 Review (Comic)
Hungry for Rick and Morty? While Rick and Morty Season Four may be in limbo due to various contract negotiations, the show still continues, if only in spirit, in its comic book form. If you’re a fan who has been avoiding the comics from Oni Press all…
Song of Blood and Stone Review (Book)
Magic, Romance, and Race Take The Forefront in L. Penelope’s Song of Blood and Stone Fantasy has some trouble these days with representation. Specifically, it has a lot of issues with being anything more than worlds filled with to the brim with white people. Be it elves, dwarves,…
Pure Farming 2018 Review (PC)
Pure Farming 2018: Farmer’s Tan Not Included Farming isn’t exactly what most would consider to be an exciting activity. It’s generally hard work, filled with long days and nearly endless toil. It’s also not a very lucrative career path. That being said, it’s certainly honest work, and in…
