Starfleet officer educated in the liberal arts, commanding a starship fueled on enthusiasm and armed with photon torpedoes made of duct tape, legal reasoning, and d20s that only roll natural twenties.
The TD crew with guest commenter Marco Mazzola of Entertainment Rants discusses the Star Trek series Strange New Worlds hard-hitting fourth episode “Memento Mori.” As always, be prepared for some salty language.
About an Elf is an especially bizarre game. At its heart is a visual novel following the adventures of Elven Princess Dam and her sidekick cat Roland. It’s not for everyone, but is certainly one of the most unique Switch titles our Modern Gamer has ever experienced.
Strange New Worlds has certainly hit the ground running. Episode three “Ghosts of Illyria” puts Pike and Spock in the middle of a deadly storm while a mysterious plague ravages the Enterprise in orbit. It falls to Number One to save everyone, but she must risk revealing a closely guarded secret about herself in order to do so.
Created in conjunction with the Cook Inlet Tribal Council, the Never Alone: Arctic Collection offers much to like, from the sheer beauty of the game to the exploration of deep Inupiat culture. It also has a fantastic theme with a strong emphasis on generational wisdom.
Picard’s second season ends with a peculiar Q in “Farewell,” and the first two episodes of Strange New Worlds are definitely bringing back a certain feel in Trek. This week, something a little different.
In Kaiju Wars, you get to play as those really outclassed military units that are famous in Japanese monster movies for acting as cannon fodder for Godzilla and his friends. Will you fare better, or just taste better?