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.
Concrete Cowboy is a modern redemption tale with an equal number of aces and poison snakes in its boot.
It’s time to focus on April sunshine and budding flowers and … hey, a family friendly movie or two wouldn’t be bad either.
There’s a kids’ game vibe in this unusual video game that aims to help parents think about love, conflict and marriage.
Kong and Godzilla don’t cuss or make a single inane choice. They just crush and smash things. Over and over and over.
The Pathless is a quick-paced, beautiful game with a mythical journey that could trip up some players.
More than any of the past Harvest Moon games, One World keeps players engaged in its farming sim fantasy world.
The latest Yakuza entry offers a fresh, creative revamp of this hit franchise. Unfortunately, it’s still a bloody and profane one, too.
If families decide to dogpaddle into Bikini Bottom, they should be aware of some odd, tangled seaweed amid the colorful coral.
The Mauritanian is a dramatic story of U.S. governmental overreach, a tale of abuse and injustice.
Let me tell you something else about March … as in some family friendly fare that’ll be streaming this month that you might like to check out.
This pic won’t leave anyone purring to beat the band. But it won’t make you want to scratch the furniture either.
Beneath its Japanese anime charm, Persona 5 Strikers cloaks a whole host of spiritual, sexual and language problems.
