After spending more than two decades touring, directing, writing and producing for Christian theater and radio (most recently for Adventures in Odyssey, which he still contributes to), Bob joined the Plugged In staff to help us focus more heavily on video games. He is also one of our primary movie reviewers.
This new Digimon is more visual novel that battler this go ‘round. But it’s also more horror than digital monster hoopla.
If this movie were a pizza, it’d be tasty, but it might have a few more jalapenos in the toppings than you’d expect.
Interactive B-movie drama with a stylish flare is the draw. But it’s not all come-hither.
Escape room fans have been searching for the right video game to come along. And this one may be the key.
This otherwise sweet teen romcom comes with a huge caveat: One of its young lovers is trans.
This Academy Award Nominee comes with prices to pay and discomforts to weather that may discourage some from taking this cinematic road trip.
It’s a tasty and colorful treat. But one not easily gobbled.
So, now that it’s sunny and hot outside, what can you slip away to watch while inside where it’s nice and cool?
There’s a lot to cheer in this true-life golfing tale. But there are a few foul shanks in the mix.
This DLC gives players more—both good and bad—of what the first game was packing.
You might enjoy the goodbye more than the hello with this one, as everything in between is pretty much just ho-hum.
This latest Fire Emblem Warriors takes a new slash at some old themes.
