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7012.3KI said I like it like that — Zumba Burn it Up! review
As someone who tends to pack the pounds during the holiday season, but also someone who doesn’t like working out, I usually...
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504.3KBuzzy, but not so busy — Bee Simulator review
I wasn’t quite sure what to expect when we got the chance to review Bigben's Bee Simulator, but I’ve always been interested...
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859.7KShow your school spirit — The Sims 4 Discover University Expansion Pack review
Pack your bags and your ramen noodles, because we’re heading to college in The Sims 4 Discover University Expansion Pack! This is...
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5.0K75Open-world, evolving, and absolutely gorgeous — Stormland VR review
I just ripped off my arm, upgraded it to a pulse bomb laser, leaped off a cliff, flew to an adjacent tower...
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5.6K90Rhythmic murder in motion — Pistol Whip VR review
It’s a good time for rhythm games in virtual reality. Developer Cloudhead Games has folded together the gunplay of the John Wick...
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5.8K90Yeah, but do Dubwool like dubstep? — Pokémon Sword and Shield Review
Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield walk a fascinating line between old and new, drudgery and delight, tip-toeing between something painfully familiar and...
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954.3KOozing with personality — Luigi’s Mansion 3 review
When it came out, the first Luigi’s Mansion was one of the most unique games I had ever played. Even now, it’s...
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703.2KThis reminds me of a puzzle — LAYTON’S MYSTERY JOURNEY: Katrielle and the Millionaires’ Conspiracy – Deluxe Edition
The Layton series has always been a kind of self inflicted torture. Each one contains hundreds of devious puzzles as well as...
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16.2K95The Force is strong with this one — Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order review
If you are a Star Wars devotee, you know that the books unlock a world well beyond the movies. These side stories...
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3.2KYuuko’s bizarre adventure — Bust out the Backlog with Wonderland Volume 1
Backlogs come in all forms, and this week’s column is a little different: I’m going to be talking about manga this time!...
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704.9KThe fast and the spurious — Need for Speed Heat review
Need for Speed has had a spotty track record of late, often struggling to find a style that stands out. With Need...
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654.3KSixth world problems — Shadowrun: Sixth World Beginner Box
Diving into the Shadowrun Sixth World Beginner Box must feel a little bit like arriving for the first time in the futuristic...
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856.1KOnly the strong survive — The Long Dark Review
The world can be a hostile environment. With mother nature’s powers unrivaled, it’s easy to succumb to the elements. In The Long...
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653.1KA group of thieves — Thief of Thieves: Season One review
Thief of Thieves is an okay game that I wish was much better. We don’t get a lot of stealth games these...
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752.9KNever break the chain — Sovereign’s Chain review
In the short opening paragraph of its instruction booklet, Sovereign’s Chain pitches itself as the aggressive card game of the future —...
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4.4KBeautiful, Brilliant, and Brutal on your video card — Red Dead Redemption II on PC
Almost exactly a year after its wildly successful launch on Xbox One (I reviewed it and did plenty of shiny 4K capture...
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3.5K75Deadicated to the cause — Dark Devotion review
It's the Inquisition and those with little to no faith shall be punished. If that's not bad enough, there are also various...
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955.9KToo Hot to Handle — Elder Scrolls Online Scalebreaker and Dragonhold DLC review
I just finished up the final quest in the latest DLC for Elder Scrolls Online, Dragonhold, and I am still trying to...
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551.7KA split vote – Revolution of 1828 review
It’s 1828 and the candidates are doing everything they can to get votes. Nothing is off the table and smear campaigns are...
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902.7KWireless warrior — Elite Atlas Aero Gaming Headset
Turtle Beach has established itself as one of the best peripheral manufacturers on the block, and their audio solutions have been ticking...
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2.8KBenchmarking in Space! — The Outer Worlds on PC
As a massive fan of Fallout: New Vegas, I knew that I’d love The Outer Worlds. Knowing that I’d immediately want to...
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504.6KA niche product — The Razer Seiren Emote microphone review
I got my hands on the Razer Seiren Emote mic the day it launched at TwitchCon. I’ve been playing around with it...
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1.9KAccept the pain — Bust out the Backlog with The MISSING: J.J. Macfield and the Island of Memories
The “are games art?” argument is essentially moot at this point, of course they are. I’ve played plenty of games I would...
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706.7KNearly a great start — Perseverance review
Last year, I was asked to cover an ambitious visual novel called Perseverance: Part 1, which was a gloomy yet engrossing tale...
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804.6KThe Olympic arcade — Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020
When you play a minigame collection, what do you expect? Two or three minigames that are actually good, a bad story mode,...
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9010.9KCall of the Wild — Planet Zoo review
Frontier Developments is one of the most memorable developers of simulation games. Their portfolio is top shelf, with RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 in...
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702.8KDelivering a cinematic gameplay experience — Deliver Us The Moon: Fortuna review
Have you ever thought about what would happen if we ran out of Earth’s natural resources? If we no longer had the...
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752.3KRoar, real monsters — Smash City review
Monsters have always been fascinating, whether they be werewolves, vampires, demonic creatures, or any of the other plethora of creatures that we've...
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2.4KCrazy Eights — Getting the dirty on the League of Infamy with Sophie Williams
Mantic is known for their miniatures games, from their Walking Dead skirmish games to Deadzone and Hellboy The Board Game. They also...
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704.6KAffordable sound quality — Razer Seiren X microphone review
I am by no means a hardware expert, but I’ll do my best to tell you about my experiences with the Razer...
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602.7KA different kind of duck game — Gravity Duck review
Ratalaika Games titles are for the PlayStation Vita as Just Dance is to the Nintendo Wii: frequent releases that hold the console...
