Author: Spencer Rutledge

Upon first seeing Hue developed by Fiddlesticks my first thought was “oh, that looks like a cute puzzler”, what I was not expecting was a fantastic puzzle game with a solid story that was asking …

With East of West #29 upon us, it marks the end of year two for the apocalypse, the beginning of the end, and what an ending it was. East of West has always had a …

Tokyo Ghost has been quite the story, and with such an action packed adventure up to this point, the ending was not what I expected. Not that one can expect anything they think to play …

Some comics you find, some comics friends recommend, but then there’s comics that find you, and this is exactly what Pretty Deadly was for me. I really don’t remember how I found Pretty Deadly. I’m pretty …

Bound takes the simple act of our own personal creativity, and gives us a story in which fighting one’s own demons can be best done in the abstract. It does so by blending a bit …

The Wicked and The Divine has been hell of a ride, and with issue #22 upon us, it closes the fourth arc out with a bang (literally and figuratively). As it stands right now, at …

Descender is now half way through its third arc “Singularity” and things are definitely on a slow burn. Compared to the pervious arcs, Descender is taking its time, showing us just who our cast of characters …

For the last week, I’ve I’ve buried myself in No Man’s Sky. After discovering a number of: star systems, planets, animals, and assortment of other things, I’ve barely scratched the surface. If you’ve read my previous …

As I’ve continued my journey through No Man’s Sky it’s only gotten impressively weirder. Not only do I want to continue playing it at all times, I want to consume myself in it. Hello Games …

Injection presented a strong start with its first arc, and with the release of the second trade paperback, the trend only continues. As someone who loves buying single issue comics (totally not a comic hoarder), I …