
The Mandalorian’s LEGO Set Is a Breezy, Forgettable Addition That Passes Quickly
A review of LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian, a pleasant but slight animated adventure that leans on its toys and jokes.


A review of LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian, a pleasant but slight animated adventure that leans on its toys and jokes.

A portable telescope that finds its targets with a smartphone, delivering sharp views of the solar system and bright deep-sky objects.

A review of JUJUTSU KAISEN, the anime adaptation of Gege Akutami's manga, with a score of 8.6 out of 10.

A boy without power inherits a hero's legacy and learns what being a true hero truly means in this energetic anime.

A review of Naruto Shippūden, the darker sequel series that deepens the Hidden Leaf Village saga with war, betrayal, and a search for the Nine-Tails.

Astral Chain review: PlatinumGames' stylish Switch action game pairs twin-stick combat with a sentient Legion. Inventive, dense, and rewarding.

American Doctor follows three doctors amid war, condemning without softening a single terrible moment shown.

A tale of arena strife wherein a wide array of spectral fighters fails to redeem a hollow, tiresome battle scarcely worthy of the name.

Wipeout 64 on Nintendo 64 sends ships flying through narrow bends, demanding practice before it yields its rewards.

A wandering hero springs across many a strange world, charge in hand, in a tale swift, pleasant, yet all too brief.
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