Posts By Timothy McVicar
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2.7KReviewsMine, build, place, or kiss your caboose goodbye — Unrailed review
Unrailed is a frantic, strategic party game wherein players are tasked with clearing a path and building a railroad track for a...
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3.9KReviewsThe real horror is the gameplay — Remothered: Broken Porcelain review
Remothered: Broken Porcelain is the spooky sequel to Remothered: Tormented Fathers. No, wait — it’s the prequel to — no, hold on....
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4.1KReviewsMonkey see, monkey do, monkey annoy the crud out of you — The Survivalists review
The Survivalists is an island survival game in which players mysteriously wash-up onshore in tattered clothes and must reap the resources of...
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3.0KReviewsMayday, mayday! — Red Wings: Aces of the Sky review
We’ve all heard retellings of the horrors of World War One. Muddied ditches, barbed wire fields, land mines, disease… Millions suffered and...
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1.4KPreviewsGetting your hands dirty — Dirt 5: Playgrounds preview
I’ve been granted early access to Dirt 5: Playgrounds, a game mode new to the Dirt franchise that invites players to design,...
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5.9KReviewsSpray and pray city — Vigor review
Downloading Vigor felt like a risk – it had more one-star reviews than five-star reviews on the Microsoft Store. But it’s free...
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4.8KReviewsCinderella’s less-likable stepsister game — Cinders review
Cinders, a hip, contemporary, but kind of lazy nickname for “Cinderella,” is… a hip, contemporary, but kind of lazy re-telling of the...
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5.8KReviewsBoomerang fun? Or boomerang fooey? — Boomerang Fu review
Boomerang Fu is a frantic, cutesy party-game developed by Cranky Watermelon, an indie Australian studio dedicated to “creat[ing] cute games that bring...
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2.1KReviewsI love the way it hurts — Waking review
So there I was, using the power of my hometown to fight an enormous woman in a bikini with the head of...
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2.1KReviewsDoesn’t fit — Tetrominos AR review
The title, “Tetrominos AR,” (or “Tetris AR,” after you download the app,) tells you everything you need to know about this game....
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6.1KReviewsR u ok? wait… y am I doing this 4 u? — Simulacra review
Simulacra is a horror game experienced entirely on the screen of a phone you find sitting on your doorstep. A technical glitch...
