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September 2023

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September 28
- Cocoon review: "An utterly spellbinding puzzle platformer"
- Our Flag Means Death season 2 review: "Taika Waititi's pirate comedy finds its sea legs"
- Fair Play review: "A gripping, sleek, and impressive debut feature"
- The Continental episode 2 review: "Feels too much like a prelude to the main event"
- The Lamplighters League review: "a plucky competitor to the strategy juggernauts"
- Castlevania: Nocturne review: "Could be more fearsome than its Netflix big brother – if it shows more bite"
- Saw X review: "Tobin Bell's comeback isn't sufficient X-cuse to resuscitate the series"
September 27
- Lego Luke Skywalker's Landspeeder review: "A sleek, accurate recreation"
- Gen V season 1 review: "A hot mess but a damn good time"
- Ahsoka episode 7 review: "Won't be your favorite episode, but feels like archetypal Star Wars"
September 26
- The Creator review: "A stunning snapshot of the future"
September 23
- The Fall of the House of Usher review: Succession meets AHS in Mike Flanagan's mean-spirited miniseries
September 22
- EA Sports FC 24 review: "Kicks off the post-FIFA era with precision, power, and panache"
- Payday 3 review: "Competently crafted, yet stubbornly old-school"
- Hisense U7K review: "My new favourite TV for PC gaming"
September 21
- The Expendables 4: "What was once a fun OAP action series is now DOA"
- Witchfire review: "Enters Early Access with a bright future ahead of it"
- 13th Gen Intel Core i7-13700K review: "Is the extra headroom worth the money?"
- Sex Education season 4 review: "Hasn’t found its modesty, but lacks a certain bite"
September 20
- Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty review: "The culmination of CD Projekt Red's efforts"
- The Continental episode 1 review: "A slog with none of John Wick's glossy magic"
- Ahsoka episode 6 review: "Genuinely disturbing even if it prioritizes style over substance"
September 19
- Party Animals review: "Delivers ample amounts of chaos and chuckles"
- Alienware AW2724HF review: "I can’t imagine ever needing a 500Hz monitor"
- Mortal Kombat 1 review: "An exceptional, confident fighting game"
September 18
- Nitro Deck review: "The Switch Pro model that never arrived"
September 15
- Combat Arena: Lair of the Beast review - "Full of clever flourishes"
- Cassandro review: "Should earn Gael García Bernal plenty of Oscar buzz"
September 14
- Poolman review: "Chris Pine’s directorial debut is a misfire that should sink without trace"
- Woman of the Hour review: "Anna Kendrick's assured directorial debut"
September 13
- The Crew Motorfest review: "Better than Forza Horizon 5 in several ways"
- GameSir G7 SE review: "Is the standard Xbox controller redundant?"
- Lies of P review: "a powerful contender on the Soulslike scene"
- Wildcat review: "Ethan and Maya Hawke's literary biopic is stronger on mood than momentum"
- Knox Goes Away review: "Michael Keaton's hitman noir misses the mark"
- Elegoo Saturn 3 Ultra 12K review: "I have almost nothing bad to say about this thing"
- Pain Hustlers review: "An ineffectual satire that does more pharm than good"
- Ahsoka episode 5 review: "Despite being overly steeped in nostalgia it's easily the best episode yet"
- The Morning Show season 3 review: "This uneven opening is rescued by a thrilling second episode"
September 12
- Verbatim Portable Touchscreen Monitor review: “this screen turned me into a cosy gamer”
- Next Goal Wins review: "Taika Waititi’s funny and feel-good underdog story"
September 11
- RODECaster Duo review: "Powerful processing and bundles of creative flexibility"
- Roccat Vulcan II Mini Air review: "niche but noteworthy"
September 10
- The Dead Don't Hurt review: "Viggo Mortensen's gritty, beautiful frontier tale"
September 9
- A Haunting in Venice review: "Third time's a charm for a franchise that's found its groove"
- Dumb Money review: "A Wall Street takedown tale worth investing in"
September 8
- The Boy and the Heron review: "Miyazaki proves he's still a master of the medium"
- XPG Lancer RGB DDR5 review: "Always up for a challenge"
- The Zone of Interest review: "A challenging, haunting, and singular work from Jonathan Glazer"
September 7
- My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 review: "You'll wish you hadn't RSVP-ed"
- The Nun 2 review: "Best stop now before it becomes a habit"
September 6
- Origin review: "Ava DuVernay's powerful conversation-starter"
- Alienware M18 review: "a desktop replacement that really can take over your setup"
- Fae Farm review: "A low-stakes, inclusive, and supremely cozy farming sim"
- Ahsoka episode 4 review: "Finally gives us some of that Star Wars razzle dazzle"
September 5
- Hit Man review: "Linklater's rom-com-with-guns is a damn good time"
- Lego Gringotts Bank review: "4.5 points to Gryffindor – ahem – Lego!"
- The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon review: "Norman Reedus faces burner zombies and existential crises in spiritual spin-off"
September 4
- Priscilla review: "An intriguing tale of burning love and toxic fame"
- Marvel Multiverse Role-Playing Game review: "A fun, engaging dive into the world and continuity of Marvel Comics"
- Lego McLaren F1 review: "The pinnacle of motorsport and Lego engineering"
- Mork Borg review: "This game will consume you"
- Goodbye Volcano High review: "A bittersweet teen drama about mourning a lost future"
September 3
- The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial review: "A talky, classy swan song from William Friedkin"
- The Killer review: "David Fincher's assassin drama hits the mark"
September 2
- Aggro Dr1ft review: "Harmony Korine's latest leaves a bad taste in the mouth"
- Maestro review: "Career-best performances from Cooper and Mulligan"
September 1
- Poor Things review: "A funny, sad, bawdy, beautiful concoction"
- All of Us Strangers review: "Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal are ace in a stunning fantasy romance"
- The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar review: "Marvellous medicine for Wes Anderson fans"
- Dogman review: "Luc Besson's latest is flawed and (sometimes) fun"