Thunderbolts* is a brilliant return to form for Marvel Studios. It’s the first Marvel movie I have truly connected with in quite a while. Not only is the cast amazingly charismatic and the action done well, the characters are truly deep and bursting with emotion. The thesis of the film, while fairly simple, is ultimately sincere and thoughtful and makes this one of the best movies I have seen this year.

Fantastic Four: The First Steps succeeds in bringing Marvel’s first family to life in dazzling detail. Jack Kirby’s legacy is front and center in a visual feast which introduces the four lead characters with a respect and charisma not seen in many a year from Marvel, with the notable exception of this year’s The Thunderbolts*.

The Witcher 3 is the most immaculate gaming experience I’ve ever had and it continues to be, even to this day, an insurmountable milestone in my entire gaming life. Nothing even comes close to beating this game in every sense. This game is so well realized every time I play it, I can see the landscapes, I can feel the surroundings this game puts me in and hell, I can practically smell the air in this game.

In the year of our lord 2025, the word “multiplayer” can represent many things. It could mean fighting your way to a Victory Royale with the boys, having a minor fistfight with a sibling over Mario Kart or perhaps over Monopoly. What makes these interactions engaging? What makes multiplayer…fun?