Arts
A Little Bit Pregnant Review
A Little Bit Pregnant is a uniquely touching play that takes the audience on a journey through the trials and […]
Review
Games
Final Fantasy XVI (PS5) Review: A Song of Shiva and Ifrit
Our review of Final Fantasy XVI, developed by Square Enix. Available now for PS5. WHAT IS IT? A darker, grittier […]
Games
That Sound Game (Board Game) Review: Splort!
The late, great Don Martin of Mad Magazine fame remains best known for his inventive use of onomatopoeia. In Don […]
Games
We Love Katamari REROLL+ Royal Reverie (Switch) Review: Let the Good Times Roll
Our review of the incredibly-titled We Love Katamari REROLL+Royal Reverie, developed by Now Production. Available now for Switch (reviewed), PS5, […]
Arts
King Lear (Stratford Festival) Review: This Great Stage of Fools
Nearly twenty years ago, Paul Gross starred in what many consider the greatest Canadian television series of all time. The […]
Games
Layers of Fear (PS5) Review: Only Skin-Deep
Our review of Layers of Fear, developed by Bloober Team. Available now for PS5 (reviewed), PS4 Xbox X/S, Xbox One, […]
Games
Another Fisherman’s Tale (PS VR2) Review: Strings Attached
Our review of Another Fisherman’s Tale, developed by InnerspaceVR. Available now for PS VR2 (reviewed), Meta Quest 2, and SteamVR. […]
Arts
A Queer Love Story | Polarized Review
The heart-wrenching dark romance that captivated audiences at Canadian Film Festival, snapping up People’s Pick winner, Polarized, is entering theatrical […]
Arts
No Save Points (Theatre) Review: Losing Control
Outside the March’s No Save Points – the “live-action video game” – is not what you think it is. Yes, […]
Arts
The Burnt City (London, UK Theatre) Review: Apotheosis
The single most exhilarating theatrical event I ever experienced took place in London in 2013. Punchdrunk Theatre’s immersive, site-specific The […]