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A small, clustered community of mostly college fraternity and sorority homes seems very safe. Everyone is near and close by, which means, unfortunately, a killer has various homes and victims to select. But in this Idaho tragedy, the perpetrator appeared to have already known his victims. In most cases, loved ones find themselves discovering the…

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Reminiscent of Olivier? … Michael Shaeffer as King Aerys II Targaryen in Game of Thrones: The Mad King. Photograph: Johan PerssonReminiscent of Olivier? … Michael Shaeffer as King Aerys II Targaryen in Game of Thrones: The Mad King. Photograph: Johan Persson Review

While Lies of P is by no means a graphically demanding game, mostly thanks to how well the game was originally optimized across a variety of configurations, it still stands to be one of the most beautifully released games in the Soulsborne genre.

Description: Flash Gordon – the movie adaptation! First released in 1980 on the heels of the now classic film, this 3-part adaptation by legends Bruce Jones and Al Williamson is getting a brand-new release! Relive the thrill of the beloved movie and revel in the extraordinary art of a comics master and long-time contributor to…

At the crossroads between cyberpunk and fantasy exists Shadowrun. Originally a tabletop RPG from 1989 (currently on its sixth edition, as of 2019), it’s now a franchise sporting multiple campaigns, novels, and video games. The first of which was Shadowrun for the SNES in 1993, a moderately well-received isometric RPG/adventure game. However, it would be…

It can be fascinating to look back at the origins of a franchise, whether it be on its eighth mainline entry or only its second. The dawn of the 3D fighting game in the early to mid-90s in itself is an interesting period, and Namco played a big part in its take-off. With Sega’s Virtua…