The darker side of fairy tales We as a species have accumulated so much media and stories over the years that it seems to be common to find new versions that try and put new spins on previous ones. Be it different settings, alternate angles or a different tone. The …
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Hellboy and the B.P.R.D. are sent to investigate an unknown creature attack on an Arctic Expedition in Hellboy Black Sun #1. What could go wrong?
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4001 A.D. #4 is the finale for a series and the biggest event in Valiant comics yet, according to the description of the comic on Valiant’s website. While the gravity of that situation is definitely there, the presentation of the final issue of this epic left lots to be desired …
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Blade Arcus from Shining: Battle Arena brings classic 2D fighting to the PC, with liberal doses of Sega’s Shining series’ sprinkled in.
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Bloodshot Reborn 16 is a harsh departure from the other Valiant reviews we have this week. The story picks up on the main character, Ray Garrison, after a twisting and turning series of events leave him apparently confused. The rest of the story in this book is a rip roaring …
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The first part of this series, We Are the Future, introduces a number of interesting plot points and possible direction for the rest of Generation Zero to follow. Tight artwork is interwoven with competent writing an an interesting baseline plot to keep readers interested to find what the rest of …
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The 49th issue of Manowar picks up in the middle of the action that fans of the series are assuredly loving. The conflict the main characters face is not a new one in terms of scale or threat, but it is neat to see the action play out with characters …
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Many people will know of Frank Miller from his graphic novels and comic books such as Sin City, Daredevil: Born Again, The Dark Knight Returns, and 300.
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Tom vs. the armies of hell is a humorous, top down isometric shooting game developed by Darkmire Entertainment. A one-man game studio led by San Francisco developer Sean Burgoon. The fascinating story about the Tom vs. the armies of hell is that it has failed two Kickstarter campaigns. Despite all …
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Heart&Slash: Another entry into a thriving genre Roguelikes are a genre that have made a tremendous comeback in recent years. After several sleeper hits in 2011 and 2012, the concept behind Roguelikes have been revived and experimented on. Heart&Slash is the most recent in a very long line of Roguelikes …
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Blood-C: Demonic Moonlight, a prequel to the Blood series, comes to an epic conclusion with Volume 2. Envisioned in collaboration between CLAMP and Production I.G., Dark Horse Comics provides the English Translation. The Blood franchise has developed quite a history in modern manga/anime. Starting off with a rare anime feature not based on a manga, Hiroyuki …
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Kingsway West is an interesting, if a bit underwhelming introduction to the Kingsway universe. What is present in this first installment is interesting and fun, but I really couldn’t help but wish for some clearer art, more direct writing, and a less obvious attempt at a cliffhanger. Obvious plotlines: Kingsway …
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The invisible man in your bed won’t be the only one sleeping after playing the new Ghostbusters game.
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An interesting idea with a botched execution Early Access is an idea that has faced a large amount of opposition ever since it was introduced. Quite a few great games have been made with it, but many are distrustful towards it. One of the main reasons why is that many …
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How many big budget zombie games til now, have not been focused on fighting against zombies? Well, you can count them on your hand. While many zombie games (with almost similar concept) came and gone, Zombie Night Terror is the game where you can finally fight be the apocalypse. …
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Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE may not be the game we imagined when SMTxFE was originally teased. It may not even be the game we imagined after the first true reveal. And while our imagination may never have concocted this specific game, I’m glad somebody’s did at Atlus.
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