In The Game: ‘Yoshi and the Mysterious Book’ is a Whimsical, Fun Platformer
“Yoshi and the Mysterious Book” is a whimsical delight, and if you’re okay with a pretty straightforward one-time-through sort of experience, then look no further!

“Yoshi and the Mysterious Book” is a whimsical delight, and if you’re okay with a pretty straightforward one-time-through sort of experience, then look no further!
On the stands today from Skybound is “Transformers: The Movie #1,” a reprint of the marvelous 1986 comic which E.A. Henson is refusing to believe is 40 years old.
The cult classic dead superhero Deadman returns to comics with a fresh take that’s both strange and compelling.
A new look at “Marvel’s Wolverine” just dropped as part of Sony’s State of Play!
Jeromme Graham talks to Alex Yewon about this score for the documentary, “Deliver Us.”
Join Steve Darnall on Heroes & Villains as he discusses “Marvels: The Novelization” and the Golden Age of Radio.
This week’s What’s Going On Jeromme Graham has new music from Paul McCartney, Dasha, Sofia Camara, Tove Styrke, and 070 Shake.
Set against the eve of the apocalypse, Brett and Jason Butler’s The Last Anniversary brings together a group of toxic people to revisit a long-buried trauma from a decade earlier.
Wade Stokan looks at “Deadhaus Sonata”, an early access RPG that struggles with gameplay and polish.
After 35 years as a fan, Andy Burns finally got to see drummer Bill Bruford play live as part of The Pete Roth Trio.
E.A. Henson is about to become the steward of a vintage pinball machine called The Swinger.
Marie Gilbert says that “Diabolic” is worth watching, not so much for the horror story we expect to see, but for the warning we didn’t expect.
What’s happening at Camp Miasma? Lots. Watch the trailer for ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma!’