The 100 - a pleasant surprise
Now, the CW has a tendency of pushing out shows that while different in many ways share a few common traits, such as: love triangles, a pretty little damsel…
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Review: Kat on a Hot Tin Airship by Sam Stone
Whilst this novel is a sequel to Sam Stone’s previous horror/fantasy story Zombies at Tiffany’s, and utilises many of the same characters, Kat on a Hot Tin…
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The Best Toy Santa Didn't Bring You – Google Cardboard
This should have been the biggest toy this Christmas, and I’m amazed that anyone doesn’t own one yet, but then, even if you have heard of Google Cardboard it…
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Seventh Son - A review
With a line-up of big names in the industry, Seventh Son showed a lot of promise.
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Dystopian Wars 2.0 Review
Dystopian Wars was deservedly praised when it was first launched in 2010, given how the core rules encapsulated all theatres of engagement with the later…
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Dragon Age: Inquisition
Dragon Age: Inquisition is easily one of the most anticipated games of this year.
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Age of War
Don’t let the epic name fool you; Age of War is a tiny game of conquest set in feudalJapan.
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Robbie Burns: Witch Hunter
Robbie Burns: Witch Hunter, published by Renegade Arts Entertainment, comes from the creative team of writers Gordon Rennie and Emma Beeby along with artist…
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Matt Reviews SpruKits by Bandai
There was a bit of a delay on this one due to be having 99 problems and my computer’s CPU being one but here it is, my review of Sprukits by Bandai.
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