TV Reviews6.7/10
Star Wars: The Bad Batch Review — Clones Carry Weight, Plot Drags
A review of Star Wars: The Bad Batch, a tale of clones seeking purpose in a broken galaxy.
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Game Reviews8.6/10
22 Years On, Knights of the Old Republic II Still Delivers the Saga’s Most Weighty Journey
A review of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II, a tale of memory, betrayal, and the Star Forge.
Movie Reviews6.2/10
‘Solo’: Alden Ehrenreich Carries a Heist That Never Finds Its Own Identity
A young Solo joins a Wookiee and a thief to steal the Falcon, in a tale of charm and betrayal marred by a wandering spirit.
Game Reviews9.4/10
Star Wars: The Old Republic Review: A Landmark MMO Storytelling Engine, 15 Years On
A tale of a galaxy divided, wherein a tale of vengeance, shadow, and smuggling rivals any single-player game.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Obi-Wan Kenobi Review: A Solid Bridge Between Trilogies
A tale of Obi-Wan Kenobi, hiding upon Tatooine, who must face his former pupil, now a lord of darkness.
TV Reviews8.5/10
Eighteen Years On, Star Wars: The Clone Wars Still Earns Its 8.5
A review of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the animated series bridging the prequels and originals, praised for its dark tone, animation, and voice acting.
Movie Reviews5.4/10
Attack of the Clones Review: Two Films, One Chase, and a Pace Too Fast to Catch
A city of many levels, a chase of terror, a love that cannot be spoken — this tale of Star Wars stumbles where it ought to soar.
Movie Reviews6.8/10
Revenge of the Sith Review: Vader’s Rise Earns Its Weight Despite a Clumsy Middle
A grim tale of a young man's fall into darkness, revenge, and empire, closing out a tragic chapter.
Star Wars Zero Company’s Surprise Second Sister Boss Fight Is A Clever Callback
Star Wars Zero Company reveals Trilla Suduri as the Inquisitorius' Second Sister in a surprising boss encounter.
TV Reviews7/10
Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi Reviews the Jedi Way Through One Bold Visual Style
A Jedi tale rendered in a single, bold visual style, wherein vision becomes both gift and trap.