When I first started playing Breath of the Wild, I decided that I would do an early review of the first ten hours. However I got so engrossed into exploring every possible nook and cranny when I wasn’t making progress … Continue reading The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild Review: The First 20 Hours
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There was a fair amount of hype and anticipation surrounding the release of Night in the Woods. Originally pitched by studio Infinite Fall on Kickstarter in late 2013, it reached its initial goal of $50,000 in a mere 26 hours. … Continue reading Night in the Woods Hits Too Close to Home, Wrecks Young Adults Everywhere
I’m back with another book review. This was going to be part of the next installment for my “The Quick and the Queer” short queer-centric book reviews, but in celebration of the March 7 release of Benjamin Sáenz’s new novel The Inexplicable … Continue reading Book Review: The Inexplicable Logic of My Life by Benjamin Sáenz
Lately I have been playing more mobile games when I’m waiting for classes to start, and I never thought I’d really enjoy them as much as I do. It’s nice to be able to play them casually and not need … Continue reading Video Game Minireviews (Mobile Phone Edition)
Tales of Zestiria exists in a weird place in my heart. Obviously I’m a huge fan of the series, yet Zestiria just didn’t click with me. It’s a game I really wanted to like, but could never seem to embrace … Continue reading Music to My Ears: Rising Up
With the Attack on Titan manga doing extremely well and Season 2 of the anime on the horizon, I finally decided to watch the OVA’s as an extra way to immerse myself into the universe again. It was also the … Continue reading OVA Minireviews (Attack on Titan Edition)
Ah, Skyrim. What hasn’t been said about this epic game by this point? A beautiful open world full of interesting areas to discover with a character that you could customize in a multitude of ways. A plethora of sidequests and … Continue reading Music to My Ears: Dragonborn
Gurren Lagann is among my favorite anime shows ever with its engaging story, great cast of characters and epic soundtrack. A couple of years after the show came out, Gurren Lagann was retold in two movies: Childhood’s End and The … Continue reading Gurren Lagann Movies vs Anime
Tales of Berseria released in the States (and a few other places) last week, and unlike other games in the series, we haven’t talked about it much in this space. So let’s fix that today. Berseria has a lot of … Continue reading Music to My Ears: Burn (Tales of Berseria)
Part two! PART TWO! It has arrived. Notice a second photo of beloved Sufjan Stevens. I promise he’s just as relevant in this post as he was in Part One. If you see the massive wall of text below and … Continue reading The Quick and the Queer – Short LGBT+ Book Reviews, Pt 2
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