I'm only mostly ashamed of that joke. The Martian is something I've been meaning to get around to for a while. My dad always pestered me to read it, which I always told him I would. Then the movie came out and looked amazing, so I moved it higher up on my to-do list. Even then, I didn't… Continue reading The Martian: Survival Mode, Hardcore Edition
Today, we're gonna review something short and sweet. Because what could be sweeter than a history lesson about Jewish boxers waging a gang war against the Nazi party? The Minuteman is an extremely short Audible original all about the battle against American Nazis back in the 1930s. It primarily focuses on one Sidney Abramowitz, AKA… Continue reading The Minuteman: A History Lesson in Beating Nazis
Is this cheating? Yes. But also no. In case it isn't clear yet, I'm kind of desperate for material. In recent years, Bethesda has come under fire for... a lot of stuff. Frankly, I could write fifteen whole articles on the matter. But I'm not going to. Because I'm of the unpopular opinion that Bethesda games have… Continue reading The Books of Skyrim: World Building Gone Too Far
How long has it been since my last Witcher review? A month? Two? Either way, I feel it's been long enough! Time to revisit our favorite monster hunter! Honestly though, talking about this one is gonna be a little tough. Mostly because I'd just be repeating what I said in my review of The Last… Continue reading Sword of Destiny: Getting Dumped and Becoming a Dad
I've debated with myself for a long time whether to talk about these as books or as video games. Ultimately, I decided they'd be best placed in the Wednesday slot. Cause in my experience, these things can hardly be considered video games. Visual novels are like the cockroaches of my Steam page. No matter how… Continue reading Visual Novels: Video Games and Books, Except Not Really
