Review: Ant-Man
Ant-Man is not the movie Diarmuid originally got excited for, but it has enough inventive humour, charm and action to make it a worthy MCU entry.
Review: The Next Great American Game
The Next Great American Game is a fascinating look into the life of a budding board game designer, as well as the industry as a whole.
Review: Game of Thrones (Season 5) – Spoiler Free!
Alex attended a Game Of Thrones - Season 5 finale screening and reviewed this season of the show.
Review: Pound of Flesh
While a new generation may now only know Jean Claude Van Damme from Coors Light commercials, Pound of Flesh demonstrates that he has still got the charm and wit to carry a good ol’ action yarn.
Review: Praetor
Alex reviews Praetor, a worker placement game, where each player is an engineer in Roman empire trying to impress Caesar with their city planning skills.
Review: Burying the Ex
Joe Dante directed two of Diarmuid's favourite movies growing up in the two Gremlins films. When his latest movie, Burying the Ex, was offered to him, he understandably jumped to cover it.
Review: Blueprints
Why do you build me up, buttercup, baby just to let me down? Samurai Rabbit plays Yves Tourigny's Blueprints.
Review: Judge Dredd: Dark Justice
When Rik was given the opportunity to read Judge Dredd: Dark Justice, the brand new standalone story featuring the return of the Dark Judges, he jumped on it
Review: I am Bread
Simon played I am Bread, a game where you drive your owner insane and flop around with a piece of toast.
Review: Magicka 2
Rik was pulled in to Magicka 2 by a charming trailer with awkward humour, and it kept him watching with its show of chaotic and colourful gameplay. That’s the power of a great trailer - because h...
Review: HexAgony
Not long time ago Alex has discovered a little game called HexAgony that proved that a great simple idea is sometimes all that matters to make a great game.
Review: The Mercenary: Absolution
This weekend, Diarmuid watched two movies; one will go down as one of the best films of the year, The Mercenary: Absolution was the other one.
Review: Mad Max: Fury Road
Jess was absolutely floored by the long-awaited reboot's dizzying imagination and inescapable sense of fun.
Review: Daredevil (Season 1)
We've kept our Daredevil review spoiler free, so you can go into it blind... Sorry.
Review: Elysium
Alex has spent some time chumming with Greek Gods - it was quite legendary! For more details, read her review of Elysium.
Review: Lemmings Touch
Lemmings take a nosedive off of a cliff... and land squarely on the Vita. Touch controls, ahoy!
Review: X-Men: Days of Future Past
Days of Future Past gives us a brilliant sequel, a new timeline to consider as well as first-class performances from an impressive ensemble cast.
Review: Godzilla
Godzilla comes stomping back onto our screens after a sixteen-year absence and Diarmuid was happy with what he saw - though not without reservations.
Review: The Walking Dead: Season 2: Episode 3 – In Harm’s Way
Season 2 has already provided some unsettling insight into people's darker nature; In Harm's Way is a further step in this grave direction.
Review: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure - All Star Battle is a fighting game based on one of the most popular manga series of all time.
Review: Stick it to The Man!
May's PS4 PlayStation Plus offering is a charming, humorous adventure that, although brief, will leave you with a big, dopey grin on your face.
Review: The Amazing Spider-Man 2: The Game
Spidey once again swings out of the big screen for another videogame, but will it be Amazing or nothing more than an average tie-in?
Review: Titan Attacks!
Jon reviews the Crossbuy-enabled PlayStation port of Puppy Games' inventive love letter to Space Invaders and finds much to like of its own invention.
Review: The Wolf Among Us: Episode 3 – A Crooked Mile
Not only does the drama and tension continue to build in ‘A Crooked Mile’, but so does the vice grip this game holds over Diarmuid's attention.
Review: Full Bore
Full Bore is stuffed so full of secrets that the story is a bit too much of an enigma. However, this can be overlooked in favour of fantastic, addictive puzzle design.
Review: The Amazing Spider-Man 2
While Diarmuid enjoyed The Amazing Spiderman 2 more than he did the first, there are a few too many recurring issues to ignore.
Review: Daylight
Zombie Studios' procedural survival horror title is conceptually interesting, but its execution leaves a lot to be desired.
Review: The Raid 2
It would have been easy to rehash The Raid for a sequel - but director Gareth Evans is seemingly far too ambitious for that.
Review: Final Fantasy X HD Remaster
Listen to my story. This may be our last chance. Again...
Review: Nintendo Pocket Football Club
We review Nintendo's first Western foray into football management. It strips away everything but the bare footy essentials - but has it stripped away too much?