Review

It's hard not to compare Resident Evil Village to Resident Evil 4. The villagers turned into ravening beasts by a parasite. The suspicious merchant selling you weapons. The big-ass fish monster. The ten foot tall hot vampire lady and her…

Looking at the position IO Interactive now finds itself in - a critically acclaimed and very well liked return to form for their flagship series finished, and moving onto the first 007 game in almost a decade - you'd be forgiven for…

In recent years, we’ve had a number of franchises who decided to come out with a sequel that disregarded a lot of the preceding dead weight of the series. Terminator Dark Fate positioned itself as a direct sequel to the last film in that…

The belief that humankind was created and fostered through our early years by extra-terrestrials is not an uncommon one. Though mostly dismissed as a myth and conspiracy theory it's hard not to look at the Egyptian or Mayan pyramids or the…

Naughty Dog has had a tough couple of months in the lead up to the release of The Last Of Us: Part II. From the majority of the game's plot being leaked online to backlash from both the gaming and YouTube community over DMCA strikes…

Back in January 2016, the Resident Evil series was having a sort of renaissance with Resident Evil Revelations 2 bringing the series back to it's survival horror roots after the less than impressive Resident Evil 6. With this sudden…

Doom Eternal is a game where you plumb the depths of hell and tear out its foundations. Doom Eternal is also a game where you climb to the heights of heaven, snap God's neck and leave their throne cracked and empty. That might be a spoiler…

You were a child once. In your earliest years, you babbled and bumbled in ways you don’t remember now. What was that time like? How did you evolve into who you are now?  Hugh Dunkerley’s second collection of poems, Kin (Cinnamon Press,…

In The Ocean Between, Irish artist Marianne Keating looks at the emigration of Irish people to Barbados and Jamaica as indentured labourers in the 17th and 19th centuries and the impact these Irish immigrants had on these two countries. In…

Annie Leibovitz is an institution in photography – an iconic one at that. As of 2019, her career spans fifty years; no mean feat for any profession, let alone a creative pursuit. In this time she has documented everything from The Rolling…