Reviews

Excellent presentation paired with top-notch writing ensure that The Addams Family: The Art of the Animated Movie entertains anyone looking to learn more about the animated version of everyone's favorite kooky family.

Overwatch: The Official Cookbook shares a fresh batch of inventive recipes with Blizzard fans all over the world.

CHIKARA comes down to if you have people to play with and enjoy doing smackdowns to prove your worthiness. All their current and soon to come game-modes are great to see and keep an eye on, because of all the great gameplay experience the game has to offer. If you’re looking to play the game yourself and go through the wrestling career arena alone, then you’ll still have fun doing your showdowns, but might not see a big reason to continue playing if you do not want to create your character in the CHIKARA factory.

Some nice music and a variety of trains and research options can't make up for a frustrating UI and difficult-to-lay tracks.

A once in a lifetime experience that raises the bar for video game writing and dialogue presentation, at its core, Disco Elysium is a hardboiled mystery of the kind Raymond Chandler could've conceived had he indulged in absinthe instead of Scotch.

Featuring over 800 pieces of artwork and a number of insightful interviews, The Art of Borderlands 3 is as good as it gets when it comes to artbooks.

A making-of book documenting the troubled production of an ambitious sci-fi thriller, Gemini Man: The Art and Making of the Movie is as insightful as it is visually impressive.

The game has a great progression system and amazing graphics. Survival Mode lacks the feeling Spec Ops mode gave me while playing the older COD series though, but in the end a great release for the series.

A stylish Lovecraftian RPG that's faithful to the source material, Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones ultimately fails to deliver on the promise of its strong early parts. But we can't really fault it for trying.