REVIEWS

Sonic Colors: Ultimate is a remaster of 2010’s Nintendo Wii exclusive, bringing its Whisps to the masses for the first time.

Watching Sonny Boy Episode 6 is the pinnacle of frustration, as the show uses its bizarre nature as a crutch that leads to lazy writing.

Life is Strange True Colors uses empathy to push you to confront elements of mental health and relationship building as well as the world.

What If…? Episode 5 diverges from the events of Avenger: Infinity War and serves as a solid adaptation of the Marvel Zombies comic.

Hindsight 20/20: Wrath of the Rakshasa brings a choice-driven narrative that’s short enough to encourage players to try different choices.

Mighty Morphin #11 begins the road to the Eltarian War, packing its pages full of drama, action, and revelations about Zordon’s past.

The Me You Love in the Dark #2 sees Ro getting to know the other occupant of her new home. But who and what exactly is living there?

There is a lot to fall in love with in Scenes from a Marriage, but my deepest devotions go to Isaac and Chastain for their remarkable performances.

Featuring a queer Black girl, Artie and The Wolf Moon is a beautiful, coming-of-age tale that we don’t see often and should see more of.

The Big Con is here to give you those 90s feels while also serving up a wacky, witty, and pun-tastic story of a runaway teen con artist.