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Despite its quirks, Young Ladies Don’t Play Fighting Games Season 1 is an entertaining and thorough look at the FGC and the fighting game industry.
Infernal Hulk vs. Wolverine Issue 1 is a vicious and violent descent into darkness, as two old rivals meet again in a deadly duel.
Draw This, Then Die! is the season’s biggest surprise, a timely reminder of the joy that comes from the act of creating.
Thor Issue 801 starts to finish a long-awaited quest, as the Mortal Thor enters Hel and starts a journey through the Ten Realms.
Absolute Batman Issue 24 is a rewarding and welcome revenge, as he finally gets a chance to battle the Scarecrow in a brutal fight.
Harley Quinn Issue 66 brings a Harley-specific spin to the Batman: Bad Seeds crossover, as she rushes to try and reach Poison Ivy.
Ted Lasso Season 4 Episode 8 gives Alice room to turn anger into honesty while Roy continues using his fear to make everyone else suffer.
In A Violent Nature 2 can thrill with its kills, but it lacks the creative conceptual spark that the original had.
The Fixers (2026) follows ex-gangster Felix as he’s drawn into a group who fix problems in secret in the name of maintaining balance.
Netflix’s adaptation of The Doll (2026) has a memorably sharp-tongued heroine, but at six crammed episodes, ends before it can leave an impression.
REVIEW: ‘Love Unseen Beneath The Clear Night Sky’ Fumbles The Ending Of A Near-Masterpiece
Love Unseen Beneath The Clear Night Sky is nearly a masterpiece but falls short of greatness by fumbling the ending right before its crowning achievement.
Daemons of the Shadow Realm Season 1 pulls off a tricky balancing act, delivering dense worldbuilding, strong action, and lovable characters.
EA Sports FC 27 rebuilds defending and Career Mode’s transfer market with real depth, even if The Grounds hasn’t earned its cultural ambitions yet.
Control Resonant can’t escape every trap of open-world action games, but is weird and fascinating enough to be another Remedy gem.
The Dune: Awakening console version offers new players the chance to jump in, but the single-player option is the standout of this second launch.
Marvel’s Wolverine has some good in it, but ultimately, feels too safe with repetitive combat, unanswered narrative questions, and uneven pacing.
Sucker for Love: Crush Landing is an intriguing mix of a dating sim and existential horror that scratches a particular itch
Hot Wheels Infinite Rush is a Hot Wheels fan’s dream, giving us an open playground to do flips, boost, and drive around to our hearts content.
NBA 2K27 delivers great on-court basketball in an excellent visual package but still has some work to do off the court.
EA Sports NHL 27 is skating on thin, stale ice as the quality of life sees no meaningful improvement over previous titles and the new tricks hardly show.
















































































