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Squanch Games released the entertaining and borderline inappropriate High on Life 2 on Friday, February 13, 2026. A direct sequel…
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If you enjoyed Season 1, Frieren Season 2 Episode 1 is a warm, thoughtful welcome back. “Shall We Go, Then?”…
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While there’s definitely been some confusing branding with the series (RGG Studio wants it known as “Like A Dragon”, but…
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The new Peacock original series, The ’Burbs, is an absolute must-watch that balances laugh-out-loud comedy with a surprising amount of…
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Paramount+ premiered the first three episodes of the new season of School Spirits. Let’s recap the first three episodes (which…
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The key is that it still plays like Dragon Quest. It’s not trying to become the latest trend. It’s trying…
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Is "The Hedge Knight" a perfect pilot? Temple of Geek breaks down the premiere of A Knight of the Seven…
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Big Hops Review
An unofficial New Year’s Resolution of mine is to make better use of my handheld gaming systems. Between a whirlwind…
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Healing Grief and Fighting the Government in “Xeno”- Temple of Geek Podcast Breakdown
The Temple of Geek Podcast hosts Kari and Suhaila recently sat down to dissect the new sci-fi film, Xeno (2025).
Ambrosia Sky: Act One Review
I have never played ‘Power Wash Simulator’, although I do see the allure. However, I have grown up playing ‘Metroid’…
Bounty Star Review
Developed by DINOGOD (Age of Angra) and published by Annapurna Interactive (Stray, Wheel World), Bounty Star is a charming combination…
No-Spoiler Review: Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc
Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc is an action-packed, emotional roller coaster that has everything you could want in…
EA SPORTS Madden NFL 26 Review: Madden 26 features the best Franchise Mode in over 20 years
Like EA SPORTS College Football 26 before it, the name of the game this year is authenticity. To be completely…
Blippo+ Review
Blippo+ is one of the most unique gaming experiences of this year. There’s no character creator or tutorial. Instead players…
Critical Role Campaign 4 Sets The Stage For An Ambitious Story In The Rich World Of Aramán
Campaign 4 is an incredibly strong introduction to a new chapter in Critical Role. Brennan Lee Mulligan once again proves…
Critical Role: Smiley Day! Is A Charming Comic For The Whole Family
“Critical Role: Smiley Day!” follows Sam Riegel’s Campaign 3 character Fresh Cut Grass, aka FCG. The funny little aeormatons is…
Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles Review
This is not a reinvention, nor is it a simple preservation project. It is a thoughtful remake that understands the…
Katanaut Review
Katanaut is a Metroidvania-inspired action rougelite that teleported me back to my childhood. I highly suggest this game for fans…
Audition For The Fox Brings A Message Of Hope To Life In A World Of Magic & Mischief
“Audition for the Fox” is an exploration of hope against all odds in a magical world. “Audition for the Fox”…
Is This Seat Taken? Review
Is This Seat Taken? is an enduring little “find everyone’s place but make sure they arehappy” indie game. Cozy ASMR…
Review: Prime Video’s UPLOAD says a worthwhile goodbye in its fourth and final season
When it debuted on Prime Video during the pandemic, Upload proved to be as forward-thinking as it was funny. Television…
Shinobi: Art of Vengeance Review
Many dorks in the video game industry (myself included) have taken it upon themselves to crown 2025 the Year of…
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The TokyoTreat Snacktastic Moonfest box celebrates Tsukimi, the Harvest Moon Festival, with some yummy snacks.
Dead Take Review
What would you do to achieve your dreams? Would you sacrifice relationships, your livelihood, or even your own sanity? Dead…
Wheel World Review
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EA SPORTS College Football 26 Review: EA Avoids the Dreaded Sophomore Slump
Last year’s EA SPORTS College Football was a great revival of the revered NCAA Football franchise and many thought it…
Superman Review
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Ruffy and the Riverside Review – A Platforming Playground of Funky Nostalgia
Ruffy and the Riverside doesn’t just remind you of being a kid—it makes you feel like one again.
FBC: Firebreak Review
Remedy Entertainment, the developers of incredible story-based single player games like Alan Wake II and Control, swung for the fences…
Love, Value, and Self-worth: ‘Materialists’ is the Romcom of the Summer
A realistic, honest, yet hopeful exploration of love, value, and self worth. A deeper look at this summer's heartfelt romcom,…
The Last of Us Season 2 Finale: Temple of Geek Podcast Dives Deep into “Convergence”
In the latest episode of the Temple of Geek podcast, hosts Danielle and Olivia dissected the season 2 finale of…
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Ado made waves as the singing voice of Uta in ONE PIECE FILM: RED. Now, with Special Live Shinzou in…
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Doctor Who Season 2, Episode 6, “The Interstellar Song Contest,” takes the Doctor and Belinda on a quest that begins…
Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Review: A Celebration of Legacy
Capcom understands that fighting games have history, and this collection honors it. It is factors like these that make for…
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The fifth episode of HBO’s The Last of Us, season 2, “Feel Her Love,” delivers a compelling and intense narrative…
Review: Doctor Who, S2, E5: The Story and the Engine
In the latest installment of Doctor Who, Season 2, Episode 5, titled “The Story and the Engine,” viewers are treated…
Descendants: Wicked Wonderland Includes the Return of Brandy and Rita Ora
Descendants 5 has officially been crowned Descendants: Wicked Wonderland with Brandy and Rita Ora reprising their roles as Cinderella and…
Review of The Last of Us, Season 2, Episode 4: Day One – Podcast
The Last of Us Season 2 Episode 4, “Day One,” was well-received by Temple of Geek Podcast hosts Danielle and…
Review: Doctor Who, Season 2, Episode 3 “The Well”
“The Well,” the third episode of Doctor Who’s second season, revisits the eerie world of the acclaimed episode “Midnight,” delivering…
Preview: Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Revives a Fighting Legacy
Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is more than a retro bundle. If you love fighting games, this is a must-own collection.
“The Last of Us” Season 2 Premiere Gets Right to the Point
“The Last of Us” season 2 premiere pulls no punches as it catapults audiences into Joel’s and Ellie’s “Future Days.”…
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Iyanu’s vibrancy is infectious. This new animated series from Cartoon Network is a must watch. Iyanu spends her life as…
WWE 2K25 Review: A Masterclass in Wrestling Showmanship
WWE 2K25 is a must-play for both longtime fans and curious newcomers. Whether you live for the spectacle, the gameplay,…
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Fatherhood has turned Hazelight director Josef Fares into a bit of a softie over the years. That much was apparent…
Assassin’s Creed Shadows Review
Since 2007, the Assassin’s Creed franchise has been many players’ go-to source for immersive stealth gameplay and over-the-top assassinations. This…
‘Opus’ Review: No One Is Safe from the Cult of Celebrity
There is perhaps no bigger cult than that of celebrity, a topic writer-director Mark Anthony Green explores in his feature…
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Like a Dragon: Yakuza Pirates in Hawaii successfully merges the Yakuza series storytelling with a swashbuckling twist. The combination of…
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[REVIEW] Foster Cat Productions Resurrects Mel Brooks’ Musical “Archy & Mehitabel” on Stage
Foster Cat Productions's season opener "Archy & Mehitabel" breathes new life into a rarely-performed Mel Brooks musical.
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Monster Hunter Wilds Review: A Thrilling Evolution of the Franchise
Monster Hunter Wilds blends the best elements from past titles into a definitive experience. It may not completely revolutionize the…
“The In Between” Shows Beauty of Life on the Border
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A First Look at the UniVersus’s “Solo Leveling” Challenger Series
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Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 3 Recap and Review
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FANTASIAN Neo Dimension Review: A Modern RPG Gem
FANTASIAN Neo Dimension is a love letter to RPG fans, combining nostalgic gameplay elements with modern innovations.
Top 5 Movies to Watch from TIFF 24
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When it comes to remaking older games, few titles manage to preserve the nostalgia of the original while appealing to…
Tetris Forever Review: A Nostalgic Dive Into Gaming History
Tetris Forever takes this timeless classic to the next level, combining gameplay and historical preservation into one remarkable collection.
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River City Saga: Three Kingdoms Next is a delightful addition to the franchise, offering a fun, accessible experience. It’s a…
“It’s In The Game: Madden NFL” Episode 4 Review
Each episode of “It’s In The Game” had a specific theme to talk about the intricacies of Madden’s success. The…
A First Look at the UniVersus’s “Attack on Titan: Origins of Power” Set
The universe of Attack on Titan knows no limits! In the second expansion wave of UniVersus’s Attack on Titan series,…
“It’s in the Game: Madden NFL” Episode 3 Review
As soon as it was released in the early ’90s, the Madden NFL series enjoyed being the best selling football…
“It’s In The Game: Madden NFL” Episode 2 Review
The first episode of “It’s In The Game” was about EA’s struggle to get Madden off the ground. The second…
Spread the Cheer! Magic: The Gathering for the Holidays Gift Guide 2024
The holidays are right around the corner, and Black Friday will take off in a few days! Don’t wait for…
First Look at the Secret Lair x Marvel Superdrop Captain America & Iron Man Cards
The Marvel Universe has made its way into a Secret Lair Superdrop. First revealed during New York Comic 2024: the…
‘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 a pet-themed card game sold exclusively at Target. Drawing inspiration from classic bluffing games…
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Sword Art Online: Fractured Daydream is a must-play for fans of the series
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“Realm of Ink” is an action roguelike game with the best aspects of “Hades” and has made it its own.…
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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…
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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 perfect for those who enjoy Rimworld and Civilization VI but is more tailored for gamers seeking a laid-back…
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“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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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
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‘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…
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Return to the origin of animatronic horror in the newest Five Nights at Freddy’s installment, Into The Pit. This deeply…
‘BAKERU’ Review
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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
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‘Gourdlets’ is a Cozy New Building-Sim Centered on Good Vibes.
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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.
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The average viewer in our modern media landscape is no stranger to an interconnected fictional universe. Everyone knows the MCU,…
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‘Descendants: The Rise of Red’ Ending Explained
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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,…
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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…
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Star Wars: The Acolyte episode 6, “Teach/Corrupt,” is the character-driven answer to episode 5’s action-driven success. With deep emotional beats…
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Episode 5 of Star Wars: The Acolyte, “Night,” pulls no punches as it changes the game for the rest of…
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Everyone's gone through a rough patch, yet not everyone can make art of it. However, producer and performer Elli Legerski…
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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…
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The Acolyte marks its halfway point with a disappointingly shorter episode that still manages to pack a punch full of…
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The Season 2 finale of Pretty Little Liars: Summer School is Thursday and fans are itching to find out: Who…
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Onitama is a board game where two players are required to use cunning skills to conquer their opponent’s pawns, read…
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"Pretty Little Liars: Summer School" knows exactly who it is. Its self awareness truly holds itself up against the original.
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In 2013, the world was introduced to the TV series Orphan Black. Headlined by the immensely talented Tatiana Maslany, Orphan…
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Actors Alexandra Billings & Ryan Ali drew upon their own experiences in the queer community to beautifully bring to the…
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Bad Boys: Ride or Die starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence proves the legacy of the Bad Boys franchise is…
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The two-episode premiere of Star Wars: The Acolyte starts the new series on a fast-paced, inquisitive tone. With many of…
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Penelope Featherington's desperate plea for comfort in Bridgerton Season 3, Episode 2 "How Bright the Moon" leaves fans divided.
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The series finale of The Bad Batch, “The Cavalry Has Arrived,” is a tense and emotional farewell that promises a…
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