REVIEW: Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga
by Reading Time: 3 minutes Don’t go into Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga expecting Blades of Glory level humor. Rather, it’s a love letter to Eurovision.
Author: Maia Rose
A queer FilAm SFF, hockey, food and beer loving geeky Chicago denizen who spends too much time on the internets. Good thing none of you can judge. On twitter as semirose spouting nonsense 20/7
REVIEW: ‘Motherland: Fort Salem’ Episode 6 – “Up Is Down”
Reading Time: 3 minutes Episode six of Motherland: Fort Salem continues to build out the world of the series and dive deeper into characters we’ve fallen for.
REVIEW: ‘In Other Waters’ Is A Delightful Research Simulation (Switch)
Reading Time: 4 minutes A beautifully crafted atmospheric narrative driven game, In Other Waters, dives deep into the life of a scientist uncovering a mystery.
ADVANCED REVIEW: ‘Hidden Society,’ Issue #1
Reading Time: 2 minutes Hidden Society #1 follows as a wizard, Ulloo, pulls together a rag tag group of characters in order to save society from a fearsome primeval force.
REVIEW: ‘Rune Factory 4 Special’ is a Solid Addition to the Switch Lineup (Switch)
Reading Time: 4 minutes Rune Factory 4 Special is a solid addition to the Switch lineup. Despite its similarities to Stardew Valley, there’s more than enough room for both games.
REVIEW: ‘Wonder Woman: Warbringer,’ The Graphic Novel
Reading Time: 3 minutes ‘Woman: Warbringer (The Graphic Novel),’ adapted from Leigh Bardugo’s novel of the same name, tells a story of the first time Diana left Themiscyra.
REVIEW: ‘Dollface’ Season 1 Isn’t Perfect But it Shows Wonderful Supportive Friendships
Reading Time: 3 minutes Hulu’s Dollface season one starts off rocky and smooths out, showing the messiness of relearning to live life for yourself instead of someone else.
REVIEW: ‘Lady And The Tramp’ Is Wholly Relatable Even if It’s a Bit Long
Reading Time: 3 minutes Lady and the Tramp, is full of heart and clearly made by people who love dogs as much as the audience does, making it wholly relatable.
