Reviews

It’s been a while since I’ve written any reviews, so I’m just going to ease into it with this. I figure I’ll start with some relatively small releases, things that might have gone unnoticed if they hadn’t been sent to me, then get into some bigger ones Read More

Part Three of three sets of quickies (actually these may be a bit longer than that, but whatever) to be released this month (check out Parts One and Two as well), then I’m mostly going to focus on the podcast for a bit. But be sure to keep an eye on my Read More

Here's Part Two of three sets of quickies to be released this month (check out Part One here), then I’m mostly going to focus on the podcast for a bit. But be sure to keep an eye on my Twitter and Facebook pages for any development between now and January. Read More

Part One of three sets of quickies to be released this month, then I’m mostly going to focus on the podcast for a bit. But be sure to keep an eye on my Twitter and Facebook pages for any development between now and January. Read More

Divinity: Original Sin is a title that already is familiar to RPG fans on PC. The game released in June 2014 to rave reviews after successfully receiving funding through a 2013 Kickstarter campaign. The game gained accolades for bringing back the Read More

Wow, two sets of reviews this month! Hurray! I have a few more left to clear out next month, some fairly big releases that I still haven’t managed to review. After this, however, I’m going to focus almost exclusively on the podcast for November and Read More

As a huge fan of tabletop gaming, I really should have played some Warhammer at some point in my life, shouldn’t I? In fact, as an even huger fan of turn based strategy, I should have played Blood Bowl, either in its original miniatures incarnation or Read More

Let me take you on a journey into the land of science and music, where nerds and muggles collide. Where is this magical place? Well, I suppose the article title pretty much gives that away. This year’s Orlando Nerd Fest was held at the Orlando Science Read More

OK, time to get caught up on some reviews. Many of these really do deserve more than just a few words, but I would like to promote them, so this is what I can do for now. Just remember that length of review is not necessarily indicative of my enjoyment Read More

Just in time for the end of the month, I’m including some fairly new stuff before I try to get caught up on all the other stuff that’s been building up. In fact, it’s entirely possible that I’ll be doing more quickies rather than longer reviews just so Read More

Kirby Krackle returns with yet another awesome album, Mutate, Baby. Although I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the last two albums, E for Everyone remains my favorite, and this album feels very much like a direct line from that one with stops along the way to Read More

This month we have a couple of new releases from various members of the Backburner crew. Plus, since we’re already visiting Canada (if I’d planned ahead, I would have made sure this went up on July 1, but oh, well), I decided it was a good time to Read More