Reviews

Many of us remember the story of Edward Scissorhands–the man who was perceived as strange and different but had a gentle heart. His story resonated with us in one way or another and has become a beloved classic.

Currently free on iOS, Blades of Brim is an endless runner that incorporates combat into a stagnant genre. You level up, gain power ups and get good gear as your speed ever increases, you know how an endless runner works.

Clear the grid is the new offering by Mr Moo. Available on both iPad and iPhones the game presents a simple concept, simply clear the grid.   With an increasingly difficult grid to clear each time this game challenges you and provides you with a challenge. As of writing this …

I’m afraid that there’s no fair way I could review Carmageddon. I’ve talked to people who really enjoyed it, but my experience has been the exact opposite. So sit back, and just listen to my tale of woe.

Behemoth #2 brings us right back to the brink of Theresa’s despair in Project Behemoth. The second issue continues the plight of Theresa trying to keep control of her mind while repeatedly being forced to perform like an animal. This issue further highlights the inherent problems and issues within the …

The new offering  by SMG studio is a survival game where you dash between connected circles. Sounds easy? Well throw in rotating barriers into the mix and you have the recipe for an addicting experience. By tapping the screen you ‘Dash’ in that direction.  By timing your moves and studying …

Valiant’s Dead Drop mini-series gets a whole lot more interesting in terms of backstory, if not the narrative at hand, in the second issue.

DC’s world-colliding event comes to a close in an issue that provides plenty of bang for the buck, and a few disappointing moments.

Sex, monsters and an epic world to go with it, what more could you want? The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is one wild ride.

The fourth and final issue of Valiant Comics’ Divinity is finally here, brining more answers, and even more trouble for the Valiant Universe and Unity down the line.

Slender: The Arrival looks to bring the next chapter in this haunting story from creator Eric “Victor Surge” Knudson.

Here it is folks, the grand finale of my Evil Dead review series. This time I will be reviewing the 2013 remake of the first film. With this film, I shall end the review series not with a whimper, but a bang… a big, bloody bang.

Ninjak’s latest mission gets a bit tricky in Ninjak #3, and his past gets a lot more interesting.

Ray tracks down the copycat murderer who’s taken his former ‘Bloodshot’ guise, and discovers a few old friends waiting for him.

Harley Quinn storms DC Collectibles’ new series of action figures, based on the upcoming Arkham Knight, with a pretty impressive figure loaded up with accessories.

The final movie of the original Evil Dead series is the unforgettable comedy, The Army of Darkness. While I don’t love it as much as the Dead By Dawn, no one can deny the pure legacy and quotability of The Army of Darkness.