Reviews

The most harrowing of the four Bloodborne graphic novels, Bloodborne: The Veil, Torn Asunder - Volume 4 for those on the intersection of Bloodborne enthusiasts and graphic novel fans.

A cyberpunk dungeon crawler with procedurally generated bite-sized levels, Conglomerate 451 can be fun in short bursts, but it's a bit too barebones to keep one engaged over the course of a prolonged campaign.

Overall, Supercross: The Official Videogame 3 delivers yet another exceptional effort from the masters of motorsports at Milestone Italy.

Being a card game early in development, Dragon Evo has a lot of potential when it comes to seeing what the development team has to come.

A couple years removed from its buggy release, and enhanced with a heap of extra content, the complete edition of Kingdom Come: Deliverance is your ticket to medieval Bohemia and a fun, immersive experience all-around.

A fascinating and well-presented adaptation of the blockbuster film, Bloodshot: The Official Movie Novelization is highly recommended to every fan of this particular franchise.

A story that goes completely off the rails near the end may turn The Council into an indictment of the episodic release model for some, but if you can overlook that, you'll be left with a deliciously occult narrative adventure with some neat roleplaying elements. Or at least two thirds of one.

Life is Strange: Waves - Volume 2 Graphic Novel Collection offers great value to the fans of this series looking for more adventures featuring Max and Chloe.

A fresh story set in the Blade Runner universe, the Blade Runner 2019: Los Angeles - Volume 1 Graphic Novel Collection, offers outstanding presentation and some exceptional writing.

MediEvil Graphic Novel is an excellent piece of fiction that continues the story of the MediEvil series and features some outstanding authentic art.