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‘Dune: Prophecy’ Episode 1 – ”The Hidden Hand” Review
Tune into the Temple of Geek Podcast as they dive into the Dune prequel series, "Dune: Phrophecy" Season 1, Episode…
Animal Well Review: An Indie Gem of Exploration and Mystery
Animal Well is a standout indie game that pushes the boundaries of exploration and puzzle-solving.
“Avatar: The Last Airbender: Aang’s Destiny” Review
The OP Games gives players an interactive experience in “Avatar: The Last Airbender: Aang’s Destiny.” Follow along Aang’s journey as…
Balatro Review: A Fresh Spin on Poker
If you’re a fan of games that blend traditional mechanics with innovative twists, BALATRO is a game you’ll want to…
Dreadhunter Early Access: First Impressions
Dreadhunter is a must-try for those who appreciate a balance between gritty, adrenaline-fueled action and strategic RPG elements.
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[Review] Disney’s “Wizards Beyond Waverly Place” Series is a Spellbinding Return to Form
Wizards Beyond Waverly Place combines fresh faces with old favorites to create a satisfying watch for all that tune in.
‘Vampire: The Masquerade – Reckoning of New York’ (Review)
Vampire: The Masquerade – Reckoning of New York is a solid narrative-driven visual novel set in the streets of 2024…
Neva Review: An Unforgettable Journey of Love and Survival
Neva is a triumph in storytelling and game design. It captures the heart with its emotional depth, captivates the eye…
Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero – A Must-Play for Dragon Ball Fans
Sparking! Zero is an exhilarating journey through the Dragon Ball universe, perfect for fans eager to relive (and reimagine) their…
Rogue Flight Review: A Thrilling Return to Classic Arcade Action
Rogue Flight succeeds as both a love letter to the golden age of arcade games and a modern, cinematic experience.
‘The Remarkable Life of Ibelin’ is a Heartfelt Documentary on Connection and Identity Through Gaming
"The Remarkable Life of Ibelin" isn’t just about Mats’s personal triumphs. It’s an invitation to reexamine the virtual communities around…
“Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE Plus” (Review)
Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE Plus is a thrilling action-adventure game featuring Yuma, a boy with amnesia, who discovers he…
Review: Vertical Entertainment’s “Your Monster” is a Unique Blend of Genres
"Your Monster" is a captivating genre-bending film that blends romantic comedy, horror, and musical elements into a unique experience.
‘Hirocato: The Delivery Hero’ – First Impressions
After playing Hirocato: The Delivery Hero, I can confidently say that it’s a delightful, fast-paced platformer, especially for those who…
Fear the Spotlight Review
First revealed during Summer Game Fest 2024, Fear the Spotlight is an original PlayStation-era inspired indie survival horror game that…
First Impressions: Spill the Beans – A Cozy Cafe Mystery with a Twist
Developed by the new indie studio Skeletal Games, this visual novel delivers a unique and engaging experience that's part cozy…
Duck Paradox: A Psychedelic Precision Platformer You Can’t Miss
Whether you’re new to the genre or a seasoned platformer veteran, Duck Paradox delivers an experience that’s equal parts fun,…
“Star Trek: Star Realms” Review
UVS Games has collaborated with Wise Wizard Games to bring home a piece of the legendary Star Trek universe. In…
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“You Gotta Be Kitten Me!” is Paws-itively Fun! [Review]
“You Gotta Be Kitten Me!” is a pet-themed card game sold exclusively at Target. Drawing inspiration from classic bluffing games…
Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream Review
Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream is a must-play for fans of the series
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“Realm of Ink” is a Must for Roguelike Gamers [Review]
“Realm of Ink” is an action roguelike game with the best aspects of “Hades” and has made it its own.…
“Caddo Lake” Review: A Beautiful, Tense Exploration Of Family And History
Split across the Texas-Louisiana border lies Caddo Lake — a nearly 27,000-acre lake and bayou populated with cypress trees, alligators,…
‘Putting it Together’ Sondheim Revue Soars in LA
Foster Cat Productions's revue of Stephen Sondheim's most memorable tunes is sure to delight everyone who has the good fortune…
Review: Jason Yu’s “Sleep” Finds The Perfect Horror-Comedy Balance
For the entirety of its hour and a half runtime, Jason Yu’s “Sleep” maintains the perfect balance between horror and…
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Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 [Review]
Fans of the first game will be thrilled to know that the signature blend of visceral, up-close melee attacks and…
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“Fabledom” is a Fairy Tale Kingdom Builder Ruling over Consoles [Review]
“Fabledom” is perfect for those who enjoy Rimworld and Civilization VI but is more tailored for gamers seeking a laid-back…
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“REKA” Brings Folklore to Life in this Cottage-building Game [Review]
“REKA” is an atmospheric, sandbox, enchanting adventure where players play as a young Slavic witch learning under the guidance of…
Salem’s Lot (2024) Review: A Superficial, But Fun, Adaptation
What better way to kick off the horror season than with a new Stephen King adaptation? Twenty years after the…
“CopyCat” is the Purrfect Cat Tale but Promises Tears!
‘Copycat’ is a short, 3-hour narrative-driven experience that takes you on a heartbreaking journey defining found family and what it…
Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection Review
Marvel vs. Capcom 2 alone is enough reason to jump into this collection. The fact that we get the entire…
Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions Review
With a focus on delivering a polished and immersive Quidditch experience, this game does a fantastic job of capturing the…
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“Edge Of Sanity” Promises A Maddening Experience [Review]
The sinister 2D “Edge of Sanity” game wields all the elements of a great psychological horror game. An organization testing…
“I Am Your Beast” is a Low-Skill, No Brainer Must-Try Game!
Everyone loves a good revenge story. Like John Wick’s action-packed scenes, “I Am Your Beast” offers thrilling gameplay that makes…
“Baby Blues Nightmare” Prologue Review
“The game may contain blood, violence, and sensitive topics that some audience may find upsetting.” The magic of a child’s…
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[Review] Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern
The Twenty-Sided Tavern provides D&D, improv and laughs. We were lucky enough to attend the show, and the experience was…
‘The Crimson Diamond’ is a Text-Driven Game Full of Mystery.
Journey with Nancy Maple as she ventures from the large, thriving city of Toronto, Ontario, to the quaint town of…
‘Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit’ Review
Return to the origin of animatronic horror in the newest Five Nights at Freddy’s installment, Into The Pit. This deeply…
‘BAKERU’ Review
BAKERU is a wild adventure action "Beat 'em up" game that immerses you into a fantastical Japanese landscape where you…
Gundam Breaker 4 Review
When I think of Gundams, I think of model kits and high stakes mech combat. Gundam Breaker 4 blends those…
No-Spoiler Review: Strange Darling, starring Willa Fitzgerald
Before watching the chilling new film, Strange Darling, here is everything you need to know, in our no-spoiler review.
‘Gourdlets’ is a Cozy New Building-Sim Centered on Good Vibes.
"Gourdlets" is a sandbox-style sim-building game where players oversee a world of adorable gourd creatures. A must for cozy gamers.
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[Opinion] The Best Games of 2024 (So Far!)
Discover the best games of 2024 so far, featuring top picks across genres, innovative gameplay, and creative game design.
A First Look at the UniVersus’ “Attack on Titan: Battle for Humanity”
UniVersus launched their largest set, "Attack on Titan: Battle for Humanity," featuring new Clash decks and booster cards based on…
Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid Review
Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid revives childhood amazement! Collect bugs, go fishing, and embark on a memorable summer vacation! Check…
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[No-Spoiler Review] Borderlands Film Starring Cate Blanchett
If you are wondering what to expect from the new Borderlands film and if its worth seeing, here is our…
Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure Review
Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure is a poignant, story-driven independent puzzle adventure game that offers quite the challenge.
Travyz Santos Gatz Creates Ambitious Multiverse “The Gatzbyverse” Across Media
The average viewer in our modern media landscape is no stranger to an interconnected fictional universe. Everyone knows the MCU,…
Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon Review
Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon is a visual novel experience unlike any other. Check out our review!
The Acolyte Season Finale Recap and Review
The season finale of Star Wars: The Acolyte delivered a satisfying conclusion, expertly luring viewers back for a potential second…
‘Descendants: The Rise of Red’ Ending Explained
Messing with the fabric of time has consequences. Let's explain the twist ending of "Descendants: The Rise of Red."
Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess Review
Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess is the newest entry in Capcom's impressive catalogue, but does it hold its own against…
‘Star Wars: The Acolyte’ Episode 7 Review | “Choice”
What really happened that night on Brendok? In its second flashback episode, Star Wars: The Acolyte unveils the truth behind…
Recap: House of The Dragon, Season 2 Episode 4 “The Red Dragon and The Gold”
The latest episode of House of the Dragon, "The Red Dragon and the Gold" takes us futhure into the lore of the…
The Bear, Season 3, Episode 1 “Tomorow” Recap and Review
Hulu's award winning series returned last month so now we will take a dive deeper into The Bear, Season 3,…
Suicide Squad Isekai Review Episodes 1-4
Suicide Squad Isekai is an excellent addition to both anime and the DC universe, classic characters in a new and…
House of the Dragon Recap: The Burning Mill
The latest epsiode of House of the Dragon shows opposing forces inching closer and closer to war. Here is our…
‘Star Wars: The Acolyte” Episode 6 Review | “Teach/Corrupt”
Star Wars: The Acolyte episode 6, “Teach/Corrupt,” is the character-driven answer to episode 5’s action-driven success. With deep emotional beats…
‘Star Wars: The Acolyte’ Episode 5 Review | “Night”
Episode 5 of Star Wars: The Acolyte, “Night,” pulls no punches as it changes the game for the rest of…
Review: HELL OF A YEAR Tackles the Mess and Beauty of Breakups at the Hollywood Fringe
Everyone's gone through a rough patch, yet not everyone can make art of it. However, producer and performer Elli Legerski…
Recap and Review – Star Wars: The Acolyte, Episode 4, “Day”
Today we're reviewing Star Wars: The Acolyte, Episode 4, "Day." In this episode, the Jedi pursue a clever assassin to…
Review: Melanie Johnson’s NOT SPECIAL Mixes Honesty with Humor at the Hollywood Fringe
Actor/writer Melanie Johnson she examines whether or not she's "special" in her one-woman show, which is part of the Hollywood…
‘The Acolyte’ Episode 4 Review | “Day”
The Acolyte marks its halfway point with a disappointingly shorter episode that still manages to pack a punch full of…
Pretty Little Liars: Summer School Everything You Need To Know Before Season 2 Finale
The Season 2 finale of Pretty Little Liars: Summer School is Thursday and fans are itching to find out: Who…
Onitama Board Game Review
Onitama is a board game where two players are required to use cunning skills to conquer their opponent’s pawns, read…
“Pretty Little Liars: Summer School” Holds Up Against The Original
"Pretty Little Liars: Summer School" knows exactly who it is. Its self awareness truly holds itself up against the original.
‘Orphan Black: Echoes’ Review – A Rough Start with a Promising Future
In 2013, the world was introduced to the TV series Orphan Black. Headlined by the immensely talented Tatiana Maslany, Orphan…
Review: Queer Indie QUEEN TUT Shines Thanks to Beautifully Nuanced Performances
Actors Alexandra Billings & Ryan Ali drew upon their own experiences in the queer community to beautifully bring to the…
“Bad Boys: Ride or Die” Their Legacy Is Better Than Ever -Spoilers
Bad Boys: Ride or Die starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence proves the legacy of the Bad Boys franchise is…
‘Star Wars: The Acolyte’ Premiere | Review
The two-episode premiere of Star Wars: The Acolyte starts the new series on a fast-paced, inquisitive tone. With many of…
Fans divided over Penelope’s desperate plea in Bridgerton Season 3
Penelope Featherington's desperate plea for comfort in Bridgerton Season 3, Episode 2 "How Bright the Moon" leaves fans divided.
Bridgerton’s Penelope Featherington: Is Gossip the Enemy, or a Symptom?
Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) is a complex character in Netflix’s Bridgerton. Her secret identity as, Lady Whistledown, the notorious gossip…
Review: Bridgerton Season 3, Part 1: A Mixed Bag for Regency Romance Fans
Brace yourselves, Regency romance fans! The Temple of Geek Podcast is dissecting the juicy first half of Bridgerton Season 3!
Movie Review: Boy Kills World I Temple of Geek Podcast
Boy Kills World review - spoiler-free! This review will give you a basic idea of the plot and things to…
Sand Land Review
In our review of Bandai Namco's Sand Land, we break down the best ways to experience the long-awaited adaptations of…
The Bad Batch Series Finale Review | “The Cavalry Has Arrived”
The series finale of The Bad Batch, “The Cavalry Has Arrived,” is a tense and emotional farewell that promises a…
Aerial Burlesque Show “Gillian’s Island” Reimagines Gilligan’s Island with a Sultry Twist
Part-aerial dance show, part-burlesque revue, "Gillian's Island", which parodies the iconic American sitcom "Gilligan's Island", makes for a delightful and…
The Bad Batch Season 3 Episode 14 Review | “Flash Strike”
The fourteenth episode of The Bad Batch season 3, “Flash Strike,” is a tension-filled set-up for what’s sure to be…
Mortum: Medieval Detective Board Game Review
Mortum: Medieval Detective is a board game where players are required to use deduction skills to solve a chilling mystery,…
The Women of Avatar: The Last Airbender
This podcast episode of Lady Comic Book History dives deep into the world of "Avatar: The Last Airbender" and its…
Movie Review: The American Society of Magical Negroes
The Temple of Geek podcast, hosted by Kari a.ka. EstarGuarsTia, dives into the movie "American Society of Magical Negroes."
The Bad Batch Season 3 Episode 13 Review | “Into the Breach”
Episode 13 of The Bad Batch season 3, “Into the Breach,” increases the story’s already-simmering tension and reminds us what…
The Bad Batch Season 3 Episode 12 Review | “Juggernaut”
The twelfth episode of The Bad Batch season 3, “Juggernaut”, is a fast-paced, haunting exploration of what, exactly, the Batch…
The Bad Batch Episodes 10 and 11 Review | “Identity Crisis” and “Point of No Return”
In another double-episode release, The Bad Batch season 3 ventures further into the unknown. With tones darker than any episode…
The Bad Batch Season 3 Episode 9 Review | “The Harbinger”
The ninth episode of The Bad Batch season 3, “The Harbinger”, forces the Batch even further down an uncertain path…
Dragon’s Dogma 2 Review
Dragon’s Dogma 2 somehow manages to be more than the sum of its parts, and is a memorable experience for…
The Bad Batch Season 3 Episode 8 Review | “Bad Territory”
The half-way mark for The Bad Batch season 3, “Bad Territory,” points the Batch even further toward an uncertain, potentially…
The High Republic: Tales of Enlightenment Review
Offering six short stories and author interviews, The High Republic: Tales of Enlightenment is a celebration of the series' second…
Ren: The Girl With The Mark
In a world of streaming services that cut shows short and get rid of them entirely, "Ren: The Girl with…
‘Ren: The Girl with the Mark’ Review
"Ren: The Girl With The Mark" is an independent fantasy series that gives fantasy fans everything they want in fun,…
The Bad Batch Season 3 Review | “Infiltration” and “Extraction”
In the sixth and seventh episodes, The Bad Batch season 3 continues its heart-breaking and inspiring story of clone resistance…
The Bad Batch Season 3 Episode 5 Review | The Return
The fifth episode of The Bad Batch season 3, “The Return,” is a beautiful continuation of the show’s focus on…
The Bad Batch Season 3 Episode 4 Review | A Different Approach
“A Different Approach,” the fourth episode of The Bad Batch season 3, is a heart-warming, comical continuation of Crosshair and…
Review: National Geographic’s “Queens” Is a Story of Leadership and Community
National Geographic’s upcoming series, Queens, offers an enlightening look into female wildlife’s fight for survival and, through its female-led production…
“Love Actually Live” Makes For a Frothy and Festive Night in Beverly Hills
Love Actually Live is undoubtedly delightful and offers a new way to experience a modern Christmas classic.
Review: Philippines’ Oscar Entry “The Missing” Beautifully and Creatively Explores Trauma
The Philippines' entry for the Oscars follows a mouthless protagonist in an animated study of childhood trauma as he regains…