My Problem with Far Cry 5 (and New Dawn)
This article was first presented on my Patreon. I play a lot of first-person shooters, especially open-world FPS RPGs, and I’ve played Far Cry since… Read More »My Problem with Far Cry 5 (and New Dawn)
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Fallout For Me
“Fraser’s been really quiet recently.” Yes. Yes I have. And there’s a reason for that. It’s called Fallout 4. I really enjoyed Fallout 3 and… Read More »Fallout For Me
Wreck Age
These days, I’m busy getting Sword’s Edge RPG into shape and dealing with getting back into my MA program after a couple of months off,… Read More »Wreck Age
The Book of Eli
I saw the Book of Eli was available on Netflix (I think it’s recently added, as I hadn’t noticed it before) and given that I… Read More »The Book of Eli
Mad Max: Fury Road
I’m still kind of bathing in the afterglow. For me, Mad Max: Fury Road was as much an experience as a movie. I was just… Read More »Mad Max: Fury Road
In Which I Once Again Give Up On Being Deep
I have a project on which I am working right now and part of it is a fiction component. I’m preparing some submission packages for… Read More »In Which I Once Again Give Up On Being Deep
Metro 2033 Redux
I picked up the Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light Redux versions on Steam. I had both of the original games and had not even… Read More »Metro 2033 Redux
Snowpiercer, a Review
Given that I’m a fan of South Korean cinema, I was very interested to hear that Bong Joon-ho, the award-winning director of the speculative fiction… Read More »Snowpiercer, a Review
On the Border . . . lands
So big. So angry. So dead. If you recognize that quote, you know where I’ve been and what I’ve been doing. And what I’ve been… Read More »On the Border . . . lands
Doomsday
Doomsday is a kind of post-apocalyptic movie from the director of Dog Soldiers, Neil Marshall. I’ve pretty much liked every movie that Mr. Marshall has… Read More »Doomsday