It’s good. If you’ve waited this long to find out whether or not you should get Tales from the Borderlands, I really don’t know what to say to you. If you […]
‘Tales from the Borderlands’ episode 4 review
What I’m loving about Tales from the Borderlands is that it allows itself to go wherever the story needs it to. Case in point, after three episodes of being a treasure hunt, […]
‘Tales from the Borderlands’ episode 3 review
I don’t remember where I heard, saw or read this, but I remember an interview with John Cleese, the estimable comedian behind Monty Python, Fawlty Towers and A Fish Called Wanda, that he had […]
Reviews for June/July/August
The summer months are slow and that apparently makes me slow. Anyway, here are the reviews I actually managed to finish writing. When in doubt and bored with the game, […]
Reviews for March/April/May
I stopped writing PopMatters columns back in March for a number of reasons, all of which have to do with being super busy trying to get technical things to work […]
Reviews for Janruary/February
The doldrums of the early months of the year have allowed for some catch up to games I didn’t have time for. Both for my own personal enjoyment and as […]
Reviews For November/December
In this time of reflection and end of year lists, I’m going to take a moment to reflect instead on the games I wrote reviews for in the past two […]
Memoria Review
December 11, 2013 | Filed under: Game Essays, Recent Posts and tagged with: Memoria, Review This review has quite a storied history. I accepted the game for review from a PR contact with the purpose […]
Reviews For September/October
Only 4 reviews over the last two months. It would have been more, but several things have kept them from others being published on time. Late review copies, accidental double […]
Reviews For July/August
September 3, 2013 | Filed under: External Sources, Recent Posts and tagged with: Combo Crew, Face Noir, Hotline Miami, PopMatters, Review, Scurvy Scallywags, The Night of the Rabbit, The Walking Dead: 400 Days I have a large backlog of review copies […]