I won’t watch Break of Dawn again, but glad I caught it on the big screen at Scotland Loves Anime.
Heartbreak wholesome: A review of Hula Fulla Dance
At a second glance, Hula Fulla Dance is about making new connections to replace old ones, about renewal and friendship.
Cucumber horses: A review of Garden of Remembrance
I was lucky enough to catch the world premiere of Naoko Yamada’s Garden of Remembrance at Scotland Loves Anime (Edinburgh).
A review of Human… Almost: 15 miles per hour later
Adventures in the game, which work best as one-shots, start with a crime that our cops must solve and track down the criminal responsible.
Caffeine: Victoria’s Legacy: A quick review of a steampunk coffee lover’s visual novel
Ratalaika Games’ Caffeine: Victoria’s Legacy is a visual novel. It’s a graphic novel for your Switch, PS or Xbox.
The Bard-Cleric Epic: A review of Inu-Oh
Inu-Oh is epic, startling, memorable and bold, but it’s terribly hard to say whether you’ll like it. I liked it, and I’m not sure I liked it.
Flight or fight: A review of Goodbye, DonGlees!
Goodbye, DonGlees! is a forthcoming feature-length anime that I was fortunate enough to grab a ticket for at the Edinburgh Film Festival.
Tidebreaker review
If you follow Tidebreaker’s creator, Nick Butler, he always presents as a humble, down-to-Earth, and positive guy. These qualities come through in the game’s writing.
A salt of the earth review of GrowCube
The idiom “salt of the earth” refers to people of worth and reliability and so let me be upfront about the worth and reliability of this review of GrowCube.
Not a Kids on Bikes RPG: A review of The Junction comic
In art, people and places are brought to life with broad shapes and hued tones.
