Category Archives: Book Reviews

The art team at Ubisoft has not missed a single opportunity to push eighteenth century France’s fashions and technology beyond history’s constraints.

Lance Parkin’s Alan Moore biography is as obsessive, heartfelt, provocative and indirect as its subject.

I’ve set my hopes high for Elysium, but regardless of whether it delivers, Titan Books have produced another high quality and extensive look into the movie conception process.

Man, Machines & Monsters whet my appetite far more than the clichéd publicity material and uninspiring trailers. This is another splendid hardcover tome from Titan Books and Insight Editions, one which sits somewhere between an Art of… and a Making Of…, with concept art, preliminary sketches and set photographs of the cast, crew and locales.

Angry Birds: Hatching a Universe is a fun yet surprisingly substantial examination of the mobile gaming phenomenon.

The beauty of this book lies in the incredible attention to detail, with intricate artwork often containing hidden references to the games that you’ll have a blast trying to spot.