Vampyr was recently on sale on Steam for $37.99 USD and the last time I saw the game listed, it was for a whopping $60. So I jumped and bought the game knowing little to nothing about it. Here’s my review of the first 30 minutes or so of the game:
The Handmaid’s Tale: Commander Lawrence is More Lackluster Than You Think

Major season two finals spoilers ahead
In the season two finale of The Handmaid’s Tale, it’s revealed Commander Lawrence (head of the household Emily has been most recently assigned) is part of the resistance and helps his Handmaid’s and Holly/Nichole escape. But his eager helpfulness after a terrifying introduction just feels wrong.
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GLOW Is a Breath of Fresh Air in the Golden Age of Television

In the Golden Age of TV, we have more critically acclaimed content than ever. With the increasing segmentation of audiences, showrunners no longer have to cater to the lowest common denominator and can write specific content for specific audiences. And with subscription based television, we’re treated to shows like Game of Thrones and The Handmaid’s Tale — two series that would never see the light of broadcast network in their current forms. And yet, with all this amazing TV surrounding us, Netflix’s season 2 of GLOW still shines as bright as its name.
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I Got My Hands on Beat Saber and It’s Just As Cool As It Looks

While this title has been out since early May, it took me two whole months to finally get a chance to try it out. An experience that sits somewhere between Guitar Hero, playing actual drums, and good ol’ Star Wars sfx, it didn’t disappoint.
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Westworld S2E9 (Spoilers): Emily is Probably a Host

This post is filled with massive spoilers of S2E9 of Westworld! Continue at your own risk!
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