Agatha and the Truth of Murder Movie Review
The premise behind Agatha and the Truth of Murder is great and the movie does a lot of things right, but at the end of the day the actual mystery is kind of a let down.
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Author: Eric Mortensen
Exploding Kittens Card Game Review and Rules
Exploding Kittens relies on a lot of luck and is kind of random, but I was genuinely surprised that there is more to the game than I originally expected.
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Stealthscape Indie Video Game Preview
Stealthscape may be a little light on content at this point, but the gameplay is really fun and shows a lot of potential.
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Avocado Smash Card Game Review and Rules
Avocado Smash is a fun little family speed pattern recognition game that doesn’t really do anything to distinguish itself from any other game in this already crowded genre.
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Blu-ray Review
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker might not be what everyone was hoping for, but I thought it was still an enjoyable Star Wars movie and a solid conclusion to the Skywalker legacy.
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Jimmy the Greek Odds Maker Poker-Dice Board Game Review and Rules
Jimmy the Greek Odds Maker Poker-Dice takes your typical Yahtzee style dice game and applies a new coat of paint and slightly different dice to create a dice game that fails to bring anything new to the genre.
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Trains and Stations Board Game Review and Rules
Trains and Stations is a quick and easy game to play with some good ideas that don’t always work as well as I would have hoped.
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Biped Indie Video Game Preview
Biped takes some time to get used to, but once you do you are left with a charming co-op experience that is a real delight to play.
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Stela Indie Video Game Review
Stela may be on the easy and short side, but it succeeds at creating a fun and exciting game in a truly immersive atmosphere.
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Vivarium Movie Review
Vivarium has a genuinely interesting premise and atmosphere with good acting that unfortunately drags at times due to stretching its plot too thin.
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