Being a geek usually means we’ve got a few favorite fandoms. Every fandom is unique, but there are some commonalities that you may or may take part in. And that is what this tag is all about.
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BTS Graphic Lyrics Review
Big Hit recently released a set of books called Graphic Lyrics with songs from their group BTS. The art and their connection to the Bangtan Universe caught my eye, so I had to get them and see what they were all about.
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Wind Peaks Review
Wind Peaks is a hidden object game where you help the scouts find all the missing objects in this fun and relaxing adventure of treasure hunt. I got to play the game early and share my thoughts with you all.
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First Look: Future You
Future You is a Webtoon about a time-traveling secret agent who is stuck in the current era and her growing relationship with a police officer with a tragic past.
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First Look: Rising Lords
Rising Lords is a turn-based medieval strategy game that is currently out on early access. With board and card game elements along with the turn-based system, I knew I wanted to give this one a try.
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Board Games for Artists
There is a board game for everyone out there, so I am looking for them. This time I’m focusing on artists and some games I think they’d enjoy.
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Röki Review
Röki, from developer Polygon Treehouse, is a game I have had my eye on for a while now and I got the opportunity to play it in advance for this review!
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Comic-Con@Home Panels to Check Out
For the firs time, SDCC is going to be fully online and free for everyone to check out! So I went through the schedule and found some interesting panels you should check out.
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Favorite BTS Group Songs
The BTS posts continue (sorry not sorry) and this time I’m sharing my favorite songs that have all seven of them performing.
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Music Tastes Tag
After doing the Music Habits Tag, I thought up this one about my music tastes and what I enjoy listening to.
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Reading Habits Tag
Earlier this month I did a Music Habits Tag. When I found that tag I also found this reading habits tag that I decided to give a go!
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Favorite BTS Solo Songs
Every member of BTS has also released solo work, either under their group name or as individuals. There are a few solo songs that I really enjoy and I want to share them with you all.
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First Look: Devolverland Expo
Devolverland Expo is a first-person ‘marketing simulator’ set within an abandoned convention center after the annual Devolver Digital game expo was mysteriously canceled. Basically, Devolver turned their convention promos into a game! Devolver is one of my favorite developers so I immediately knew I wanted to explore this.
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How To Enjoy Broadway From Home
Broadway recently announced that they will be closed throughout the rest of the year because of COVID19. Like me, many Broadway fans are bummed that this season has come to such a premature end. But there are still ways to enjoy the musical magic of theatre from home.
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Music Habits Tag
I’ve been listening to way more music than usual lately, so when I came across this tag a little while ago I knew this was a good time to do it!
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First Look: Best Friends Forever
Best Friends Forever is an upcoming dating sim all about dog lovers finding their human companions. Not only are you trying to woo others, but you also have to legitimately take care of your new dog. The demo is currently out so I gave it a try and here are my thoughts.
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Favorite Run BTS Episodes
Run BTS is a variety show created by the band BTS. They compete in various challenges such as bungee jumping, cooking competitions, obstacle course, and more to win prizes and for our amusement. I’ve been watching the whole series recently and wanted to share some of my favorite episodes they have done.
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How To Enjoy Disneyland From Home
With Disneyland’s reopening being delayed further, some Disney fans are feeling the blues of not being able to visit the Happiest Place on Earth. But there are ways you can bring Disneyland home and I’ll be sharing a few.
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Musicals To Listen To If You Love Hamilton
With the Hamilton movie being released today, I thought it would be a good chance to share some other Broadway shows that Hamilton fans will enjoy.
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First Look: True Beauty
Even though I have been reading this webtoon for a long time, I have yet to share True Beauty on the blog! So I am fixing that today with a first look to introduce you all to this series.
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BTS Army Tag
On a whim, I decided to give BTS a listen one day. And now I have dived in deeper than I ever expected. So here we are, full ARMY, and doing a BTS tag.
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Quench Review
Quench is a story-driven puzzle game about herds of animals making the trek to the mystical Eastern Elder Tree. This journey is a difficult one and you, playing as Shepherd, will help guide these herds safely through the dangerous, demon-filled lands.
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Beginner’s Guide to the Bangtan Universe
The Bangtan Universe, also knows as the BTS Universe, is a story line inspired by the members of the band BTS. Through their music videos, short films, books, and a comic, the story of seven friends learning to overcome their traumas and tragedies has been perfectly tucked away for the most devote fans to explore. I happened on the BU on accident and would have loved a guide on how to explore this story, so I am making one for all future BU beginners.
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The TBR Tag
For the book lovers, here is the TBR tag.
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The Most Beautiful Moment in Life #1 Review
花樣年華 HYYH The Notes 1 (The Most Beautiful Moment in Life #1) is a collection of notes that tells the story of the Bangtan Universe through the perspectives of it’s various characters. It is the first book of an expected series and a piece of the puzzle that is the Bangtan Universe. Once I discovered the BU and that this book existed, I knew I had to read it and share my thoughts with you.
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Save Me Review
Save Me is a web comic for the Bangtan Universe that focuses on the character Seokjin as he tries to correct the mistakes that lead to the demise of his friends. Since I discovered the BU, I knew I had to read this comic and wanted to share my review with you all.
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First Look: Date or Die
Date or Die is a project I have had my eye on for awhile. So I finally gave the two demos a try and wanted to share my initial thoughts.
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The K-Pop Tag
I am pretty new to K-pop having just gotten into it at the end of last year. Since then I have slowly been getting more and more into it and thus decided to make a tag for it.
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A Short Hike Review
A Short Hike is an exploration game where you hike, climb, and soar through the peaceful mountainside landscapes of Hawk Peak Provincial Park. It was part of the Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality on itch.io so I decided to give it a go.
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First Look: Superliminal
Superliminal is a quirky puzzle game where perception is key. I got to take a look at this game and share my first thoughts with you all.
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Books for Broadway Fans
There are so many books in the world there is bound to be some for your favorite fandoms. So today I curated a list for the Broadway fans!
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Monument Valley 2 Review
Monument Valley 2 is a puzzle mobile game and the sequel to Monument Valley. You must guide Ro and her child through mazes of optical allusions and architectural puzzles.
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The Classic Book Tag
I have been doing some book browsing lately and was thinking up some must-read books that I wanted to check out. While doing that I cam up with this new tag all about the “classics”.
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Geeky Ways To Spend Your Birthday
With my birthday being in a couple of days, I decided I wanted to share some ideas of geeky ways you can spend your birthday!
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Astrologaster Review
Astrologaster is a comedy game set in Shakespeare’s London where you play as ‘Doctor’ Simon Forman, who treats his patients using astrology. Yes, this game is as ridiculous as it sounds.
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Poly Bridge 2 Review
Poly Bridge 2 is the sequel game of the well loved bridge builder puzzle game from developer Dry Cactus. Thanks to the developers I got the chance to play the game early for this review.
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Board Games By Black Designers You Should Play
With Black Lives Matter on everyone’s minds, I want to highlight and share various things from Black creators to amplify them and their work. While I found many lists for things like books and video games, I couldn’t find one for board games. So I have curated one myself.
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Death and Taxes Review
Death and Taxes is a video game where you are a grim reaper tasked with choosing whether certain humans live or die. Your decisions have consequences though and you have Fate looking over your shoulder.
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TV Shows With Mental Health Representation You Need To Watch
Much like with movies, television has some issues with mental health representation in their shows. Some shows have awful and inaccurate representation, while others take care to be as accurate as possible. So I am focusing on the latter and sharing some shows that aim for better mental health representation.
What to Watch: Zenimation
Disney has created a new series on Disney+ called Zenimation, which highlights the calmness of Disney animation and sound based on different themes.
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Mystery Blogger Award
In the search for things to post, I found Megan at A Geeky Galdoing this award and nominating all readers. So I decided to give it a go myself for fun.
Movies With Mental Health Representation You Need To Watch
Mental health and movies have a tempestuous relationship. Often times depictions are very inaccurate or stereotyped. But there are some films worth watching that portray mental health accurately and respectfully.
The Half of It Review
The Half of It is a new coming-of-age movie on Netflix about an introverted girl who helps a football player write love letters to his crush and the love story goes awry.
First Look: Later Daters
Later Daters is a new dating visual novel where you play a senior citizen who has just moved to a retirement community. Will you find love so you don’t die alone or just get your kicks while the getting is still good?
My Animal Crossing: New Horizons Wishlist
I like many others have been playing my fair share of the newest Animal Crossing game. From all the time I have put in, there are some things that I wish the game had. And I am sharing those things with you in this post.
Favorite Drag Race Lipsyncs
One of my favorite shows of recent is Rupaul’s Drag Race. My first season watching live was season 9 and the show is currently on season 12 with two All-Stars seasons during that span as well. Plus I’ve gone back and watched previous seasons. So since there are so many compilations of people’s favorite lipsyncs, I decided to make a post about mine.
Books With Mental Health Representation You Need To Read
To continue my series on mental health representation in media, I am sharing some books that I think have interesting and accurate representations of mental health in them.
Board Games for Superhero Fans
Have you ever wanted to become a superhero? Now you can with the help of these board games that are perfect for superhero fans of all kinds and IPs.
Cup of Joe Review
Cup of Joe is a series on Quibi, the latest streaming platform with 10-minute episodes for their shows. The series is a travel show with Joe Jonas traveling to major cities while on tour with his band and brothers The Jonas Brothers.
My Favorite Books of All Time
I’m back with a new Saturday Six and I am sharing six of my all time favorite books!