Reviews
The History of Sound review: abandon all hope of dry eyes
Brought to life with moving performances by Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor, The History of Sound is a heart-rending love…
Demonschool review: still has some lessons to learn
Demonschool's extremely cool style can't quite overcome its repetitive gameplay.
When the War Is Over review: a well-meaning but stolid take on art about war
The ambitious series When the War Is Over asks how art helps us make sense of war, but it spends…
MTG Avatar: The Last Airbender set review – one with the elements
MTG's latest Universes Beyond set is exceptional, thanks to strong and thematic new mechanics.
Return to Paradise Season 2 review: head-scratching twisty TV
Return to Paradise returns – and the Australian spin-off continues to hoe its own row.
Reckless review: the best Australian comedy of the year
Directed by Beck Cole and starring the magnificent Tasma Walton and Hunter Page-Lochard, this First Nations-led dark comedy crime caper…
Syberia Remastered review: still good but not better than the original
The remaster a good visual overhaul of the original Syberia, but it retains a few too many quirks.
Goodnight Universe review: all the world, in a baby's palm
Goodnight Universe is a lush narrative-driven game, supported by bold ideas, and layered voice acting.
The Jackbox Party Pack 11 review: a standout collection of party games
The Jackbox Party Pack 11 turns the ship around.
Annabel Crabb’s Civic Duty review: snappily paced series explores how Australian voting works
Like most programs hosted by Annabel Crabb, Civic Duty is an apolitical look at Australia's political system.