In the run-up to the latest season of Britain’s long-running science fiction series Doctor Who, showrunner Chris Chibnall promised that “Spyfall,” the two-part premiere, would be the biggest story in...
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Gaming PCs, especially powerful ones, may be more expensive than consoles, but PCs have flexibility, moddability, and power unavailable in the competition. As a result, PC gaming is able to...
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There has never been a better time to dive into the Xbox ecosystem with the Xbox One or Xbox One X, especially now, six years after the console’s debut. It...
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The PlayStation 4 has had a great life, and it’s not over yet, despite the upcoming launch of the system’s successor in 2020. But don’t worry if you’re just now...
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A brooding hero, one of the last members of a race of legendary warriors, wanders through a wild, dangerous world, finding nothing but trouble. Violence is his livelihood, and yet...
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[Ed. note: This review reveals no specific plot points from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Polygon will have more in-depth story analysis in future reviews and essays after the...
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There are three good things to be said about Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Broadway musical Cats: It’s an impressive showcase for dancers, the costumes are inventive, and the songs, while nonsense,...
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In the British horror parody series Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace, the fictional horror author Marenghi says, “I know writers who use subtext, and they’re all cowards.” It’s a joke — he’s...
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Armageddon and Pain & Gain are the two foundations upon which I’ve built my Michael Bay apologist house. Armageddon is genuinely ridiculous fun, as NASA recruits everyman Bruce Willis to...
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Talking about Wattam is like trying to share the remnants of a lucid dream the next day. It’s a game made up of objects that shouldn’t go together, doing things...
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