Grim Dawn has come a long way since its humble Kickstarter origins. First released in an alpha state in 2013, the game officially launched on PC in 2016 to rave
If you ever wanted to play D&D in your own Hogwarts-style academic environment, Strixhaven: a Curriculum of Chaos is going to leave you wanting. Much like the underwhelming
There are a lot of educational games out there, some better than others, but those that are enjoyable aren’t great teachers. The ones that do have useful things to
The isle of Skye is plagued by insomnia. When denizens can sleep, they see nightmares of a woman with an eagle tormenting their home. Recruited by a friend of the
If you are like me, you dog-eared plenty of Choose Your Own Adventure books as a kid, not sure which way to take your quest for the best outcome. There
It seems like Warhammer is everywhere. 40K or otherwise, the franchise has seen its share of movies, shows, real time strategy, turn based strategy, shooters, ARPGs, and everything in between.
I went to the theater and settled into the uncomfortable seat, the sticky crunch of who-knows-what sticking to my shoes. Mike Judge treated me to 81 minutes of low-brow awesomeness,
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings was one of the first movies I went back to the theater to see since the lockdown. The theater, an AMC, decided
