Geeks Under Grace

8.2

Review: The Vast of Night

August 3, 2020

The Vast of Night is a lovingly low-budget, sci-fi mystery helmed by a first-time director. The odds sound stacked against it, but could this be a must-see on Amazon Prime?

by Tyler Hummel

Challenging Ourselves

August 2, 2020

Reading challenges are a great way to feel productive while you rest. They can help change perception, ease anxiety, and connect us with the rest of the world.

by Courtney Dowling

Playstation Plus Freebies For August 2020

July 31, 2020

Sony just announced the August 2020 Playstation Plus Free games line-up this week! Starting now, players can download Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered and on August 4th, 60 player Game Show Battle Royale, Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout [...]

by Damien Chambers

Games With Gold Freebies For August 2020

July 31, 2020

Earlier this week, Microsoft announced the August line-up of free Games With Gold titles, and…well, it’s alright I guess. From Aug. 1st-31st subscribers can pick up Portal Knights at no additional cost. Mysteriously absent this month are any [...]

by Damien Chambers

Review: SpongeBob Squarepants—Battle For Bikini Bottom Rehydrated

July 31, 2020

SpongeBob Squarepants: Battle For Bikini Bottom Rehydrated is a fun and colorful remake of the beloved classic, bringing everything the show's fans love.

by Damien Chambers

7.0

Review: Museum

July 30, 2020

Museum is a set-collection game of displaying priceless historical treasures. Check out our review!

by Stephen Hall

Review: Radical Rabbit Stew

July 30, 2020

Radical Rabbit Stew nails its particular blend of fast-paced action and thoughtful puzzling to create a game that holds your interest to the last bite.

by Wesley Lantz

Michiru: Beautifully Marked

July 30, 2020

Michiru Kagemori never asked or volunteered to become a 'beast man.' She wonders and seeks for answers, and although she finds them, she chooses to stay. In this article, we see how God loves us and uses us where we are at.

by Danny Andrade

6.0

Review: Guns Akimbo

July 30, 2020

If you're curious about that crazed Daniel Radcliffe meme, then Guns Akimbo will answer all your questions. Too bad it's the only real reason to watch this film...

by Tyler Hummel

Review: Neon Abyss

July 29, 2020

The Grim Squad, a collection of Rogues with a chip on their shoulder toward the New Gods, are rulers of the Neon Abyss. Gather your pets and guns.

by Johnathan Floyd

GUGcast: Episode 228 – The Metroid Movie We Want

July 29, 2020

This week we are geeking out about the Xbox Showcase, a Metroid movie, and the return of the long-dead G4tv. We also have a special guest from our staff joining us this week.

by L.J. Lowery

7.8

Review: D&D Mythic Odysseys of Theros

July 29, 2020

The world's most popular RPG meets the world's most popular card game in Mythic Odysseys of Theros, a D&D sourcebook set in Ancient Greece-inspired Theros.

by Andrew Borck

Review: Maid of Sker

July 28, 2020

In Maid of Sker, you make your way through the haunted Sker Hotel to save your lover from the sinister cult of the Quiet Ones. But is it worth playing?

by David Koury

Review: The Sims 4 – Parenthood

July 27, 2020

The Sims 4: Parenthood is the 5th game pack in The Sims 4 series. It adds gameplay and depth to family relationships, allowing parents to discipline and develop their children.

by Sydney Stoddard

8.0

9.8

Review: Mr. Jones

July 27, 2020

Mr. Jones may not be a cinematic masterpiece, but it is still considered essential viewing due to its daring critique on the events surrounding the Holodomor.

by Tyler Hummel

The Complete Hero Realms Buyer’s Guide

July 25, 2020

Derek tells you which Hero Realms expansions to get, and in what order!

by Derek Thompson

7.0

Review: KeyForge: Mass Mutation Two-Player Starter Set

July 25, 2020

Mutated cards are joining the battle for the crucible! Check out the latest addition to Fantasy Flight's unique-deck two-player card game.

by Andrew Borck

Not your Grandpa’s Intergalactic Science Fiction Series: Armored Trooper Votoms

July 25, 2020

Disclaimer: This was an article I wrote for an old blog I did during my time at university a few years ago. I’ve since changed a few things around from the original article since people can get all of Armored Trooper Votoms on Blu-ray in one set thanks to [...]

by Dustin Kopplin

7.3

Review: Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive

July 25, 2020

Cast your runes and see if you can survive the harsh world of Roshar! Make your character and see if you can stand against the power of Odium.

by Andrew Borck

6.0

Review: Mississippi Queen

July 24, 2020

Mississippi Queen is a reprint of the 1997 Spiel des Jahres winner. Does it hold up in 2020? Check out our review!

by Stephen Hall

Death Stranding Strides onto PC

July 24, 2020

Hideo Kojima's first game since his departure from Konami comes to PC! Have you seen Death Stranding with unlocked frame rates?

by Maurice Pogue

7.8

Review: Cosmic Colonies

July 24, 2020

Cosmic Colonies is a not-so-tiny game of card drafting and tile laying, from designer Scott Almes. Check out our review!

by Stephen Hall

Review: Conglomerate 451

July 23, 2020

Conglomerate 451 offers player a cyberpunk dungeon crawler experience that engages the player with resource management and action-packed missions.

by E.L. Wilson

5.5

Review: Nova Luna

July 22, 2020

Nova Luna, the latest tile-laying game from the creator of Patchwork, was nominated for the 2020 Spiel des Jahres. Is it worthy of such a recommendation?

by Derek Thompson

Review: SuperMash

July 22, 2020

SuperMash feels like an evolution of the formula pioneered by the WarioWare games but fails to connect in a meaningful way to stand out from other titles.

by Damien Chambers

GUGcast: Episode 227 – Netflix’s Biggest Movie

July 22, 2020

This week we are geeking out about indie demos via Summer Game Fest, Netflix's biggest movie yet, and the return of Anakin Skywalker.

by L.J. Lowery

9.7

Review: The Silmarillion

July 22, 2020

In this origin story for the world of Middle-earth, we watch the foundational myth create the world, meet the first Dark Lord, and hear stories of mythic champions and tragic heroes wrestle both destiny and Middle-earth's fate over the course of thousands [...]

by Tyler Hummel

Review: Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition

July 21, 2020

Xenoblade Chronicles is one of the most highly regarded JRPGs of all time. But is it all nostalgia, or does the game hold up 10 years later?

by Derek Thompson

9.3

Review: Hamilton

July 19, 2020

Featuring a score that blends hip-hop, jazz, R&B, and show tunes, "Hamilton" is the story of America then, told by America now.

by Maurice Pogue

Review: Persona 5 Royal

July 17, 2020

Enjoy the tale and crew again with new things to see and enjoy. Persona 5 Royal adds even more style, making another long playthrough just as fresh and fun.

by Johnathan Floyd

7.5

Review – Marco Polo II: In the Service of the Khan

July 16, 2020

Tascini and Luciani are back in a sequel to their highly successful board game, The Voyages of Marco Polo. Is it an improvement? Derek takes a look!

by Derek Thompson

Review: Maneater

July 16, 2020

Is playing as a Shark as cool and fun as it sounds? Our review of Maneater might just be the right kind of bait for you to make the purchase.

by L.J. Lowery

5.8

Review: The Jesus Rolls (2020)

July 16, 2020

Under the pretence of being a pseudo-sequel to The Big Lebowski, The Jesus Rolls sounds like a good watch. Too bad it's one of the most lecherous and uncomfortable indie films to have graced the screen in years...

by Tyler Hummel

GUGcast: Episode 226 – Spirited Away by Anime

July 15, 2020

This week we are geeking out about the Ubisoft Forward event, A Batman-verse we don't need, and speaking of oversaturation—a new Star Wars animated show. We also get nostalgic about anime shows that we watched as kids, not knowing they were anime.

by L.J. Lowery

Hope During the Pandemic

July 15, 2020

Cody Massie delves into how hope helped the Washington DC area in The Division 2. Can hope during the pandemic be just as important to all of us?

by Cody Massie

Review: Assetto Corsa Competizione

July 14, 2020

After being out over a year on PC, Competizione finally makes it's way over to consoles. How does this game compare to its console competitors?

by Robert Dever Jr.

7.3

Review: Greyhound (2020)

July 14, 2020

The closure of theaters hasn't slowed the release of Tom Hanks' newest World War II action film, Greyhound. Released on Apple TV+, does it suit the small screen?

by Tyler Hummel

7.4

Review: Defending Jacob

July 14, 2020

Aside from some blatant pacing issues which make the series drag, its direction and performances are great. Generally, the series is a win for Apple's new streaming service.

by Noel Davila

8.7

Review: Myth and Meaning in Jordan Peterson: A Christian Perspective

July 13, 2020

Ron Dart and ten other essayists offer Christian criticisms and analysis of Dr. Jordan Peterson's extensive body of psychological analysis in this brisk essay collection.

by Tyler Hummel

Review: The Last of Us Part II

July 13, 2020

The Last of Us Part II, one of the most highly anticipated sequels of the generation, is finally here. Check out our review!

by Michael Mendis

8.0

Review: Colors of Paris

July 12, 2020

Colors of Paris is a next-step game set in Paris during the Impressionist art period. Check out our review!

by Stephen Hall

7.8

Review: Tiny Towns Fortune (Expansion)

July 10, 2020

The animals in Tiny Towns have discovered currency! This expansion for Tiny Towns adds coins, chest boards, and 22 new cards to add to the base game.

by Andrew Borck

I Summon Thee!

July 10, 2020

Introduction Over the course of the Final Fantasy franchise, summons have moved from being a simple attack to serving pivotal plot points within their games’ stories, as seen in Final Fantasy X and XV. Over time, summons have evolved from their humble [...]

by Adam Mueller

7.5