“‘The Swordsman’ motivates audiences in its choreography and its plot but faces an obstacle on specific elements.” Welcome back fellow…

Of all things that I am certain of, one thing is that I am glad that people are willing to…

Jonathan Ragonese, the director of jazz studies at West Chester University and the curator of this year’s Jazz Festival, was…

The pandemic lockdowns are coming up on nearly a one-year anniversary. It’s affected a lot that we all held dear…

“Netflix’s ‘I Care A Lot’ succeeds in applying a distinctive plot but narrows on pacing.”  Hello again, fellow fans, welcome…

In pretty much every entertainment medium, there is a strive for more innovative storytelling and writing. Video games seem to…

“‘Monster Hunter’ marveled in action and graphics but significantly lacks many film elements.” Hello fans, welcome to yet another film…

“‘The Trial of the Chicago Seven’ captivates the viewer with immense drama yet falters on pacing and consistent flashbacks.” Hello…

There are few things in the game’s industry that increases the lifespan of one’s game besides a “live service” model.…

This week I’ve had the pleasure of speaking to Ben Verschoor, the host of the game jam “Jamesis.” Last week,…

“‘The Dig’ presents a vivid story of discovery and hope of archaeological artifacts but slips in pacing and creativity.” Hello…

If you’ve travelled through the intersection of Market and Walnut in downtown West Chester at any point over the course…

“At its core, the game had potential, but stumbles on delivery.” As 2020 came to an end, there were notable…

Warner Brothers, a games publisher who has published series like the popular “Batman” and “Middle-Earth” games, has successfully patented their…

Difficulty settings, adaptive controllers, subtitles. All of these things have one thing in common, and that is their purpose: to…

Welcome back fellow readers to another online film review of Cinema Perception. In this review, I will be discussing Netflix’s…

For some, a walk through downtown West Chester may make for an entertaining or refreshing evening: a nice meal, or…

On Feb. 1, 2021, Google’s foyer into gaming, Google Stadia, stated their intentions to stop production of all first party…

On Nov. 13, the legendary Australian hard rock band AC/DC released their highly anticipated new album “Power Up.” The new…

“The comic succeeds in escapism and depth but lacks in progressing action.” Hello, fellow readers, to another comic review which…

I have spent a majority of my microcosm of an existence enjoying a wide range of media. From video games…

  Last week, I spoke to Associate Professor Martin Dallago, the production manager at the Department of Theatre and Dance…

Long hair, a beard and an estimated two-feet taller than me, my good friend Paul Vink sits next to me…

“Do you know where you are?” the blond-haired, energetic Axl Rose screams to his roaring audience. “You’re in the jungle…

“Netflix’s Blood of Zeus presents an exciting story filled with myth and conflict of Greek mythology.”   Greetings, fellow readers,…

For the longest time, I have been fascinated by the creation of video games, from how each design was done…

“Cyberpunk 2077,” CD Projekt Red’s latest and most hotly anticipated game, is being delayed once again. On Oct. 27, 2020,…

Greetings, fellow readers, to another issue of The Quad! In this review, I will be presenting “Rorschach,” a new comic…

Last week, The WCU Theater Department put on a production of a lifetime — well, purely our lifetime. Set entirely…

If one positive statement can be said of 2020, it would be that the music has not been bad; in…

2020 has bought a lot of movements of change and a lot of opportunities to use your voice. I want…

Do you know what it’s like to do theatre virtually? It may be easier than you believe! Come to the…

Last week was Steam’s Autumn Games Festival, which is a showcase for upcoming games from mostly indie developers who, due…

“Damn The Torpedoes” took Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers to a new level. Their ability to encapsulate the Byrds, Beatles…

On Oct. 9 this year, Amazon’s first game, named “Crucible,” ceased development after a rocky beta. Since the beginning, “Crucible”…

As “The Haunting of Hill House”  depicted the entirety of the book, many assumed that a second season could not…

Cover photo: “Super Mario.” by Tom Newby Photography is licensed under CC BY 2.0   He’s the most famous plumber in the world, yet…

I played “Spelunky 2” this week, and it was a game that filled me with joy. There are times in…

On Sept. 28, I had an interview with Chris Cotter, the owner and producer of Tribe Sound and Taylor Made…

Photo from WikiMedia Commons It is never easy to bid farewell to an old friend. While we may be left…

“Tenet captures the vivid imagination; yet falls short on essential themes.”   Hello again fellow readers to another online version…

I played “Gedonia” this week, a game that, after suffering through “Outward,” was a breath of fresh air. “Outward’ was…

Fantasy is a genre that is enjoyed across all identities. Young people like fantasy, and older people like fantasy. Women…

It was a dark time for one Ozzy Osbourne in 1979 following his recent separation from Black Sabbath and his…

Beginning at 8 p.m. on Sept. 18, members of the West Chester community gathered at the Chestnut Street Parking Garage…

“Outward” is the strangest anomaly of a video game that I have ever played. With its controversial and polarizing changes…

On Sept. 6 and 8 of 2019, Metallica and the San Francisco Symphony performed two sold-out concerts at the Chase…

With several instances that have been indicative of her morals leading up to this summer, author of the beloved “Harry…

“Mural: Johnny Cash stencil graffiti” by Franco Folini is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0   A wise man once said: “All your life, you…

Photo from verge.com   “Bill and Ted’s third installment reinitializes the charismatic nostalgia from previous films.” Greetings, fellow readers, to…