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Reviews - Page 11

Here's our recap and review of Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4, Episode 6, "In Parth Ferengi's Heart Place."

Here's our recap and review of Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4, Episode 6, "In Parth Ferengi's Heart Place."

Here's our recap and review of Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4, Episode 6, "In Parth Ferengi's Heart Place."

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Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Latest Episode Does an Unconvincing Deep Space Nine Impression

Darren Mooney Darren Mooney Oct 5, 2023

Cocoon Review: From Geometric Interactive and Jeppe Carlson, the lead gameplay designer of Limbo and Inside, Cocoon is one of the best indie puzzle adventure games in recent years.

Cocoon Review: From Geometric Interactive and Jeppe Carlson, the lead gameplay designer of Limbo and Inside, Cocoon is one of the best indie puzzle adventure games in recent years.

Cocoon Review: From Geometric Interactive and Jeppe Carlson, the lead gameplay designer of Limbo and Inside, Cocoon is one of the best indie puzzle adventure games in recent years.

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Cocoon Review: A Must-Play From the Lead Designer of Limbo and Inside

KC Nwosu KC Nwosu Oct 3, 2023

Loki season 2 remains a show with big ideas. It is undeniably pulpy and silly — and, to be frank, more consistently fun than any of the other MCU streaming projects.

Loki season 2 remains a show with big ideas. It is undeniably pulpy and silly — and, to be frank, more consistently fun than any of the other MCU streaming projects.

Loki season 2 remains a show with big ideas. It is undeniably pulpy and silly — and, to be frank, more consistently fun than any of the other MCU streaming projects.

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Loki Season 2 Is a Messy, Ambitious, and Enjoyable MCU Series

Darren Mooney Darren Mooney Oct 3, 2023

Castlevania: Nocturne presents itself as a new chapter for Netflix's critically acclaimed animated series and it may be its best one yet.

Castlevania: Nocturne presents itself as a new chapter for Netflix's critically acclaimed animated series and it may be its best one yet.

Castlevania: Nocturne presents itself as a new chapter for Netflix's critically acclaimed animated series and it may be its best one yet.

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Castlevania: Nocturne Review: Netflix’s Best Castlevania Yet

Jesse Lab Jesse Lab Sep 29, 2023

The Boys spin-off Gen V is well-produced, features a charismatic cast, and hits most of its narrative and thematic marks with an admirable efficiency. However, after the three-episode premiere, it also feels a little bit like rote learning.

The Boys spin-off Gen V is well-produced, features a charismatic cast, and hits most of its narrative and thematic marks with an admirable efficiency. However, after the three-episode premiere, it also feels a little bit like rote learning.

The Boys spin-off Gen V is well-produced, features a charismatic cast, and hits most of its narrative and thematic marks with an admirable efficiency. However, after the three-episode premiere, it also feels a little bit like rote learning.

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Gen V Takes The Boys Back to School In Its Premiere

Darren Mooney Darren Mooney Sep 29, 2023

Mineko's Night Market Review: A a crafting-based adventure game developed by Meowza Games that doesn't quite live up to its potential.

Mineko's Night Market Review: A a crafting-based adventure game developed by Meowza Games that doesn't quite live up to its potential.

Mineko's Night Market Review: A a crafting-based adventure game developed by Meowza Games that doesn't quite live up to its potential.

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Mineko’s Night Market Review in 3 Minutes

Jesse Galena Jesse Galena Sep 28, 2023

Gen V is a perfectly serviceable spin-off for The Boys, even if it feels decidedly more earnest than its satirical older sibling.

Gen V is a perfectly serviceable spin-off for The Boys, even if it feels decidedly more earnest than its satirical older sibling.

Gen V is a perfectly serviceable spin-off for The Boys, even if it feels decidedly more earnest than its satirical older sibling.

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For Fans of The Boys, Gen V is a Passable Elective

Darren Mooney Darren Mooney Sep 27, 2023

El Paso, Elsewhere Review: A neo-noir shooter heavily inspired by classic Max Payne games.

El Paso, Elsewhere Review: A neo-noir shooter heavily inspired by classic Max Payne games.

El Paso, Elsewhere Review: A neo-noir shooter heavily inspired by classic Max Payne games.

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El Paso, Elsewhere Review in 3 Minutes

Will Cruz Will Cruz Sep 26, 2023

Moonstone Island Review: A deep, entertaining, and cozy creature-collecting life-sim by Studio Supersoft.

Moonstone Island Review: A deep, entertaining, and cozy creature-collecting life-sim by Studio Supersoft.

Moonstone Island Review: A deep, entertaining, and cozy creature-collecting life-sim by Studio Supersoft.

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Moonstone Island Review in 3 Minutes

Elise Avery Elise Avery Sep 25, 2023

The John Wick franchise is obsessed with the rules that govern its secret society of assassins and criminals. The Continental: From the World of John Wick depicts a world that exists largely without rules.

The John Wick franchise is obsessed with the rules that govern its secret society of assassins and criminals. The Continental: From the World of John Wick depicts a world that exists largely without rules.

The John Wick franchise is obsessed with the rules that govern its secret society of assassins and criminals. The Continental: From the World of John Wick depicts a world that exists largely without rules.

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In ‘Brothers in Arms,’ The Continental Depicts a City Without Rules

Darren Mooney Darren Mooney Sep 22, 2023

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