“Choose watching history repeat itself” – A review of Trainspotting 2. After two decades since the original film, I was nervous when, in 2017, a sequel to Trainspotting was released. The...

“Choose Life” – A review of Trainspotting. Released in 1996 and based on Irvine Welsh’s novel, Trainspotting is a relentless and sometimes disturbing exploration of isolation, violence,...

Are you afraid of the big bad wolf? A review of The Wolf Among Us. If you hear about Telltale, the chances are your first thought might be of they’re The Walking Dead games, and for good reason...

“A laugh can be a very powerful thing” – a review of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The year is 1947 in Hollywood. Toons and humans live side by side. Detective Eddie Valiant is down on his luck and...

“They do not lie awake in the dark and weep for their sins” – a review of The Wicker Man. It has been over 50 years since The Wicker Man first appeared on the big screen, and it still holds up...

“If your life sucks that means you’re still alive” – A review of Life is Strange: Before the Storm. One of the things that made the original Life is Strange such an interesting game was playing...

“A man isn’t bad; a man just is” – A review of Telltales The Walking Dead. The Walking Dead, on the surface, is a horror franchise. A zombie apocalypse has destroyed society as we know it,...

The Nightmare Continues – A review of Little Nightmares 2. Little Nightmares is an indie platforming horror game, mixing puzzles with stealth, speed with hide-and-seek gameplay, an unsettling...

More than just a horror game – a review of Little Nightmares. I love an indie game. Some of my favourite games of all time are indies. Indie games are often unique, full of the hearts and souls...

Winter is coming – a review of Game of Thrones. There are fantasy shows, and then there’s Game of Thrones. Based on the books by George R. R. Martin, there was a time when you couldn’t go...