Looking for an Android TV box to get your Netfix, DSTV Now and Showmax fix? The Xiaomi Mi box is great, as long as you dont try to run it at 4K.

The definitive Dragon Ball fighting game, bar none. Dragon Ball FighterZ walks across many a fine line, blending style with substance and accessibility with reverence for the source material. It’s wild, it rocks my dragon and it sets a benchmark for the series that proudly enters the domain of fight game gods.

The Inpatient's strenghts lie in its opening moments, where its pivot to psychological horrors stare you in the face. But it's limp gameplay and unconvincing choices make its subsequent playthroughs a chore.

The ASUS Zephyrus delivers some exceptional gaming performance in a chassis no thicker than an ultrabook. But it fails still at being a laptop, which limits its use cases severely.

Eccentric and self-assured, it tells a relatively classic tale of renegades but manages to do so without running into cliché. The End of the F***ing world feels like a fresh take on a genre and easily stands out as one of the most interesting new stories on television. It’s superbly cast, brilliantly paced and witty at every turn. Netflix’s decisions to experiment have paid off once again here. This is one apocalypse not to be missed.

On a shelf of Batmen, the Arkham Knight incarnation of the dark knight stands out from them. He’s massive, imposing and even if I can’t pose him the way I want to, he still looks good. Damn good.

InnerSpace manages to replicate the calm, tranquil atmosphere of the games it so clearly takes inspiration from. But its vague tale and often frustrating progression breaks this otherwise blissful flight adventure.

True romance never dies, as Gothic Tales of Haunted Love proves. It’s a revival, a tribute and a sequel to an age of underappreciated comic books. 200-plus pages of love being true, bitter and horrific.