Jurassic World
THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS! SPOILER ALERT! SPOOOOIIILLLLEEERRRRS ok… still want to read? good good, carry on.
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FALLOUT 4.....Things I DON'T want
Let’s get straight to it, we all know what Fallout 4 is and most of us are pumped as hell for release.
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Predator Dark Ages
Predator Dark Ages is a crowd funded fan film and is a brilliant example of an idea so ingenious it’s a little perplexing that it hasn’t actually already been…
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Mortal Kombat X - Ripping Off More Than Limbs
Who doesn’t love some ultraviolet shin kick spamming? I have to admit actually that I don’t enjoy it as much as I feel I should but some people get a little…
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XCom: The Board Game Review
(Previously on XCom: Updates Within…) In space, no one can hear you scream.
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Kanzume Goddess
Right, so it’s not often I come across a game I can say I didn’t enjoy on some level.
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Fool’s Assassin by Robin Hobb
After more than a decade, Robin Hobb's Fitz and the Fool return with Fool's Assassin, and Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison attempts write a review that is more than just "Read this book" five hundred times.
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After the Fall, edited by Alex Davis
What does that future look like without the marvels of the machine age after the fall of technology, posits After the Fall. Alex Davis brings together a selection of science fiction authors to answer that questions for a short story collection like no other.
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Ion: A Compound Building game now on Kickstarter
Ion: The Compound Building Game (now on Kickstarter) combines card drafting with a goal-achievment system that has players trying to build their own chemicals…
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