Rita is stuck in a time loop, dying daily at the hands of aliens. Read our review of the All You Need Is Kill OVA to see if it breaks the mould.
Cha0 Review: A surreal, fishy and compelling drama
Is Cha0 the surrealist anime hit of the year? Our review explores this compelling drama about a near-future city, a grimy past, and a truly unusual marriage.
Anime Review: The Last Blossom
Geek Native reviews The Last Blossom, a surprisingly moving anime film about a dying Yakuza, his past regrets, and a mysterious talking plant.
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust Review: A Gothic triumph of style
A 2000s classic screened at Scotland Loves Anime, but how does Bloodlust hold up? A review of the stylish, gothic, but perhaps shallow, vampire hunt.
Scotland Loves Anime Review: Golgo 13 – Dated, Daring, and Dangerous
Is Golgo 13: The Professional still a classic? We review the 80s action anime, looking at its pioneering CGI, artistic direction, and chauvinistic plot.
Scotland Loves Anime 2025: You’re Under Arrest delivers classic fun
A 90s anime classic hits the big screen. Read our spoiler-free review of You’re Under Arrest: The Movie from day two of Scotland Loves Anime.
Review: Project A-Ko (an anime from the 80s)
Geek Native reviews Project A-ko, the launch film for Scotland Loves Anime. Is this 80s mecha-brawl a celebrated classic or just a dated relic full of cringe-worthy moments?
Hunt your inner demons in the Wretched & Alone solo RPG No Mercy For Monsters
Explore themes of obsession, guilt and revenge in No Mercy For Monsters, a new TTRPG based on the Wretched & Alone system.
A review of The Quintessential Curios: the first zine from Watch Well Games
A review of The Quintessential Curios, a zine anthology for tabletop roleplaying games. We explore six adventures bound by temporal mechanics and colliding timelines.
Review: The One Ring… of Cards?
Think you know Middle-earth? This fast paced card game will make even the most dedicated fans forget the name of Gandalf. Discover why this portable game is so frantic and fun.
