Stray Dogs – A serial killer story with bark
Just when you thought the subject of serial killers had been exhausted, along comes miniseries Stray Dogs, published by Image Comics. Styled after 80s animated...
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Category: Reviews
The Shore Review – Lovecraft Coastline, a rugged but stunning place
February 19, 2021
by Noelle Adams
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Lovecraftian horror has had a so-so track record in terms of video game adaptations. While rough around the edges, indie effort The Shore finally gets...
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The Medium review – Paranormal perfection
January 27, 2021
by Noelle Adams
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Need some extra nightmare fuel? Classic genre sensibilities meets next-gen capabilities in The Medium, a psychological horror game coming to Xbox and PC from developers...
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Call of the Sea review: Cthulhu cut it?
December 11, 2020
by Noelle Adams
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Call of the Sea transplants the Cthulhu Mythos to a tropical island in this striking next-gen narrative adventure. Just make sure to pack your thinking...
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Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?! review – The food prep sim that’s what you make of it
December 3, 2020
by Noelle Adams
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Overwhelmed by massive open-world games? Swap the sandbox for a lunchbox, and get in some kitchen practice before the holidays with frantic, but fun, food...
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Observer: System Redux review – A rebuild with all its redux in a row
November 18, 2020
by Noelle Adams
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It’s a case of back to the future with Observer: System Redux, an "enhanced edition" rebuild of the 2017 cyberpunk thriller, just in time for...
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Tell Me Why review: Two peas in a plod
November 16, 2020
by Noelle Adams
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With the holidays and family reunions on the horizon, now’s a good time for a closer look at Tell Me Why. The latest episodic narrative...
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Proxima review – A contemplative, down-to-earth astronaut drama
November 6, 2020
by Noelle Adams
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A mission to Mars and motherhood collide in Proxima, a drama that sees Eva Green shift gears from stylised American blockbusters to prestige European cinema.
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Swing Volume 3 review – An increasingly compelling sexy times series
November 4, 2020
by Noelle Adams
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Adults-only comic Swing is challenging traditional attitudes to monogamy in marriage. Volume 3 of the sexy, stylish series, from writer Matt Hawkins and artist Yishan...
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His House review – Survivor guilt gets a gruelling, ghostly treatment
November 2, 2020
by Noelle Adams
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Finally, a horror film with a very good reason why the inhabitants can’t leave the haunted house. Netflix’s His House puts African asylum seekers at...
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