A very Bookish Affairs Review – The 2025 version By Nkandu Mukabe It’s a picture-perfect July afternoon. The sun’s out, the birds are chirping, and there’s a body bag lying on the lawn. This is the scene that greets me as I step through the gate of Global...
A Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 review As someone who has only ever flirted with the turn-based RPG genre, I am surprised at how much Expedition 33 hooked me in. To set the scene: I am your stereotypical, action-adventure junkie. I am also enthralled by the flashiness...
GASLIGHT, GREMLIN, GIRLBOSS: THE APOTHECARY DIARIES AND HOLLOW FEMINISM There’s a kind of beauty in restraint, not the kind that hides emotion, but the kind that simmers just beneath the surface, like heat behind a half- glance. Watching The Apothecary Diaries feels...
BRIDGING WORLDS: HOW VIDEO GAME ADAPTATIONS CONNECT GAMERS AND NEW AUDIENCES The world of entertainment is increasingly interconnected, and one of the most prominent trends in recent years has been the adaptation of video games into films, TV shows, and even animated...
THE RISE AND FALL OF GAMELOFT A Microcosm of Mobile Gaming's Evolution The story of Gameloft, once a titan in the mobile gaming industry, is a fascinating reflection of the broader rise and fall—and subsequent resurgence—of mobile gaming as a whole. From its early...
2025, THE YEAR THE AVERAGE GAMER UPGRADES With Nvidia entering their 4th generation of ray tracing cards, and gamedev companies shoving excessively demanding requirements down our throats, is it time to finally get with the program and conform? If you aren’t living...
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