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DennoDojo Entertainment Desk

The Entertainment Desk covers games, anime, movies and television. Every review is based on a full playthrough or a complete season, never a trailer or a first episode.

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AnimeFeature

Autumn 2026 Anime Season Guide: The Seven Shows Worth Your Weekly Slot

From a quiet mountain-railway drama to a loud, gorgeous mecha revival, these are the new autumn series our desk is making room for.

Sep 27, 20262 min read

7.0

MoviesReview

Heart of the Beast Review: A Sturdy, Tear-Jerking Survival Tale

Brad Pitt and a scene-stealing German Shepherd fight to survive the Alaskan wilderness in David Ayer's lean, gritty, and surprisingly emotional thriller. It's a familiar story told with real heart, and we're giving it 7/10. David Ayer's Heart of the Beast is a familiar but sturdy survival story, carried by Brad Pitt and an unforgettable canine co-star.

Sep 24, 20267 min read

GamingNews

Hollowlight Confirms Ember Protocol for February 2027, With a Longer Campaign Than Planned

The studio behind Glasswing has locked a release window for its sci-fi stealth game and says the extra months went into a campaign that now runs close to twenty hours.

Sep 24, 20262 min read

5.0

MoviesReview

Digger Review: A Fearless Tom Cruise Lost in a Loud, Messy Satire

Tom Cruise disappears under prosthetics and goes all in for Alejandro G. Iñárritu's apocalyptic black comedy. The performance is bold and the visuals are striking, but the satire is loud, thin, and rarely funny. We're giving it 5/10.

Sep 22, 20266 min read

8.0

MoviesReview

Resident Evil Review: A Fast, Filthy Night in Raccoon City

Zach Cregger's Resident Evil reboot is a short, bloody, surprisingly funny survival-horror ride that feels like playing the games.

Sep 18, 20266 min read

AnimeNews

Starbound Conservatory Renewed for a Second Season, Arriving Summer 2027

The music-school drama that became a surprise hit this spring will return with its original director and the full voice cast.

Sep 18, 20262 min read

8.5

TVReview

Meridian Street Season 2 Review: A Smarter, Bigger Mystery

The map-making mystery expands its world without losing the intimacy that made season one so absorbing.

Sep 17, 20262 min read

GamingBlog

Why Short Games Are Having a Moment

Six-hour campaigns used to be treated as a flaw. Now some of the year’s most talked-about releases can be finished in a weekend, and players are grateful.

Sep 15, 20262 min read

8.2

MoviesReview

Undertow Hours Review: A Coastal Thriller That Keeps Its Nerve

A lifeguard, a missing swimmer and one very long night. Undertow Hours is lean, tense and smarter than its premise suggests.

Sep 11, 20262 min read

9.1

GamingReview

Tidewright Review: A Seafaring Puzzle Adventure With a Big Heart

Tidewright turns tides, currents and cargo into elegant puzzles, wrapped in a gentle story about a family business. It is short, generous and very hard to put down.

Sep 9, 20262 min read

MoviesBlog

In Defence of the Two-Hour Movie

Blockbusters keep getting longer. Some of the best films this year prove that discipline, not duration, is what makes a story feel epic.

Sep 6, 20262 min read

TVNews

Saltmarsh Will End With Season Three, Its Creator Confirms

The coastal crime drama will close its story this autumn, with the creator saying the ending was planned from the very first episode.

Sep 5, 20262 min read

AnimeBlog

Slice-of-Life Anime Is the Best Comfort Watch Right Now

No world-ending stakes, no cliffhangers, just people living their lives beautifully. Here is why the gentlest genre in anime is also its most rewarding.

Aug 30, 20262 min read