Flickering Myth

Film & TV News, Reviews and Features

Video Game Review – Rocket League

by

Martin Carr reviews Rocket League…You’re in a huge stadium. Floodlights blaze down from atop vast scaffolding constructs encompassing an arena decked out in full regalia. People rev their engines in anticipation of that klaxon kicking off another adrenaline fuelled foot to the floor fiasco. Rocket League is foolishly simple yet savagely addictive from almost the […]

Video Game Preview – Sheltered

by

Martin Carr previews Sheltered…Consider Sheltered a constantly evolving organic entity. Fancy words I know. But ultimately the most accurate when it comes to describing what we have. You see what Team 17 have done is started with a basic concept. A sort of low-fi Fallout 4. Minus the graphical enhancements, combat nuances or inherent legacy. […]

Book Review – Rise of The Tomb Raider: The Official Art Book

by

Martin Carr reviews Rise of The Tomb Raider: The Official Art Book…This coffee table tome is reminiscent of those fancy photographic bibles produced by Taschen. Off limits to those who deemed themselves uncultured enough for a surreptitious browse. Something which Titan have thankfully sidestepped, whilst retaining the quality and discarding that highbrow elitism.To label this […]

Video Game Review – The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing

by

Martin Carr reviews The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing…Hungarian games developer NeoCore have unleashed a Diablo III clone which is fun, fast but ultimately offers little to shout about. I know that sounds like a rather harsh opening but consider these hurdles.Diablo III was an epic action RPG which managed to remain addictive without being […]

Video Game Review – Whispering Willows

by

Martin Carr reviews Whispering Willows…I am a fan of haunted mansions. Whether exploring a dilapidated annexe or traversing creaky stairwells, there is much to be said for anything which provides that type of locale. Whispering Willows may not have the heavy artillery, and perpetual moaning of the undead outside like Resident Evil. Yet there is […]

Video Game Review – Elite: Dangerous

by

Martin Carr reviews Elite: Dangerous…Elite: Dangerous should come with a health warning. This game is not designed for the novice. Ported over from PC with no graphical compromise and minimal lag, Frontier has offered up an open world experience Xbox One style. That it comes with a list of YouTube based training tutorials, which are […]

New poster for The Last of Us featuring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey

by

HBO Max has released a new poster for its hotly-anticipated TV series adaptation of the critically acclaimed video game The Last of Us featuring Pedro Pascal’s Joel and Bella Ramsey’s Ellie; check it out here…SEE ALSO: Watch the trailer for The Last of Us hereThe Last of Us story takes place twenty years after modern civilization […]

AEW: Fight Forever trailer teases a throwback to the best wrestling games

by

Do you remember the era when someone could pick up a controller and easily fall into a fighting game? More specifically, do you remember the days of playing wrestling games with your friends and having a wild time? All Elite Wrestling seems to recall those times and wants to bring us back.During Full Gear weekend, […]

Video Game Review – The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me

by

Shaun Munro reviews The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me…The Dark Pictures Anthology wraps up its first season of interactive horror with The Devil in Me, which with the presence of Oscar nominee Jessie Buckley in the lead role – easily the series’ biggest Hollywood get to date – offers hope that Supermassive might finally […]