Author: Katherine Kong

There’s no rush felt in Mail Time. As a Mail Scout with a few deliveries on deck, it remains cozy through its warm characters and landscape.

Smile For Me runs like a fever dream. It’s a visual mixed-media collage environment that combines 2D and 3D elements that creates a unique player experience that feels unhinged.

The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die receives a proper send-off to its title while telling an epic tale of the creation of England.

Divorce Attorney Shin Episodes 9-10 don’t forget to show us the lives of its other characters we’ve met along the way.

Divorce Attorney Shin Episodes 7-8 creep closer to the end and Shin and Jin Yeong-Ju meet for the first time.

Divorce Attorney Shin Episodes 5-6 build tension while showing growth for its characters through displays of kindness.

While captivating in its cinematography, “Noise” struggles to be heard properly in its splintered writing that feels unfulfilled and lacking.

Divorce Attorney Shin Episodes 3-4 continue to entice the audience with it’s cast and story through the use of time.