Pirate Booty and the Bukkake Buccaneer

Boruto's bumpy 10-year legacy is tempered by the promising pivot made by Part II.

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book might be the loveliest surprise of the year so far. It certainly is for me. Going in, I don't think I was expecting too much. There's the slightly forgettable title, for one thing, and then I'd picked up the idea that, since this wasn't a Zelda or a mainline Mario, I could probably give it a miss. Read more

The most charming video game bubble wrap you’ll ever pop, and not much more.

Far in the distant future, long after the human race has spread itself among the stars and rebuilt itself after being nearly wiped out in a war against artificial intelligence, and the Earth was lost, Christopher Ruocchio’s Sun Eater series recounts the life story of Hadrian Marlowe - a noble, a knight, the Half-mortal, the man who destroyed a sun. The world of Sun Eater is an intriguing mix of refined, futuristic idealism and barbaric practices that feel more in line with the Victorian era. In many ways, it reminds me of Pierce Brown’s Red Rising series (which you should also read). While tec

I've read a lot of fantasy and science fiction books throughout my life, but nothing has caught my attention more than the LitRPG. My brother first recommended the genre to me a few years ago and I've been enamored ever since. There are so many good LitRPG books available that have taken the self-publishing route that it's a bit overwhelming if you're just jumping in now. But for those of you who are fan of RPG games and reading, I highly recommend you check out what the genre has to offer.As for where to get started, one of my top picks is The Wandering Inn series by Pirateaba