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Who Will Survive and What Will Be Left of Them? by Arthur B The Walking Dead reaches its full potential in a videogame which almost entirely ignores the franchise creator's story.

Fists of Rebellion by Arthur B The Soul Drinkers are a very naughty Imperial Fist successor chapter and must be punished.

The Reading Canary: The Serpentwar Saga by Arthur B Ray Feist's fantasy quadrilogy comes tantalisingly close to breaking him out of his creative rut. It doesn't succeed.

Back From the Brink by Arthur B The Undead Nightmare expansion salvages the plot of Red Dead Redemption and is more fun than the original game too.

And I think To Myself by Kyra-Wardog Kyra Smith on Alden Bell's The Reapers are the Angels.

Eternal Mediocrity: Sanity's Bronze Medal Winner by Arthur B Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem for the Gamecube is a survival horror game which is afraid to horrify.

More Zombies Done Right by Rami Rami is pleasantly surprised by the latest zombie film

The Reading Canary: Shambling Towards Nowhere by Arthur B The second and third volumes of The Walking Dead squander a strong opening and get lost in aimless meandering.

Another Fruit of the Zombie Harvest by Arthur B Yes, zombies are in fashion these days. But The Walking Dead: Days Gone Bye shambles head and shoulders above its competitors.

In Space No-One Can Stop You Making Spin-Offs by Arthur B Arthur hasn't played Dead Space, but he's seen the hour-long tie-in cartoon. It wasn't terrible.

Dead Failing by Arthur B Arthur is sick of these motherfucking zombies in this motherfucking mall on his motherfucking XBox 360.

Black Sheep - the funniest splaaaaaatter-flest I've seen in a long time by Jen Spencer Evil sheep make Jen Spencer happy

28 Weeks Later by Jen Spencer Jen Spencer reviews 28 Weeks Later

All the Terror Gone in a Flash by Jen Spencer Jen Spencer identifies a disturbing trend in zombie horror. Braaainz (that's not the disturbing trend, it's just you can't talk about zombies without saying it).