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5.8K85Praise the salt — Salt and Sanctuary review
In a day and age where Dark Souls’ inspiration is far-reaching, it’s not hard to find clones that fail to impress in...
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4.6KA straight port with troubled multiplayer — Monster Hunter: World on PC
After eight months of heavy anticipation and over eight million sales on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, the smash hit Monster Hunter:...
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2.9KCrazy Eights: Alex Kessler on Battle Bosses
If you ever got a chance to play Heroscape, then you know it is a mishmash of characters from different genres and...
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2.6KBuilding a better deck — Magic: The Gathering Arena preview
For years, the games industry has attempted to harness the magic of Magic: The Gathering in a digital format. In 2015, Wizards...
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856.8KWario strikes back — WarioWare Gold review
Just when I think I can retire my 3DS, Nintendo releases another gem for the system. Last year, Metroid: Samus Returns was...
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753.5K8 Ball, Corner Pocket! — Pool Panic review
When I think about the sport of billiards, I think back to my grandparents’ house. Going into the basement and setting up...
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5.7K85Virtual mech warfare, evolved — Archangel Hellfire review
A year ago when I took Archangel for a spin on PlayStation VR I had some pretty positive things to say about...
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504.4K“Overspecialize, and you breed in weakness” — State of Mind review
State of Mind is a product of the industry’s love for cyberpunk, birthed by childhoods dominated by Blade Runner, The Matrix, and...
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905.9KAcross the end zone — Madden NFL 19 review
Madden NFL 19 introduces a plethora of new options this year for the annual sports series. EA has done another fine job...
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906.7KStupid sexy Suiryu — One Punch Man Volume 14 review
I’ve only watched Doctor Who a few times, but I appreciate the episode “Blink” for its tense atmosphere and genuinely scary antagonists....
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854.6KIt’s getting hot in here — Black Torch Volume 1 review
It’s very strange to read two similar series so close to each other: While I did enjoy Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba...
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2.3KMega Man Retrospective Part 2 — Getting Mega Comfortable
If you look at any user poll or “ranking” of Mega Man games, Mega Man 2 is guaranteed to be at the...
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659.1KUps & downers — We Happy Few review
Melding together distinct visuals and head-turning gameplay concepts has been Compulsion Games’ design philosophy since day one. With Contrast, Compulsion proved their...
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405.1KThe quest for score — Megaton Rainfall review
Given how ubiquitous superheroes have become, I’m always surprised by how few video games attempt to capitalize on the trend. Sure, we...
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904.9KThe top of the VR food chain — HTC Vive Pro review
I’m an avid VR fan. I didn’t jump in as early as some, but over the last two years I’ve grown my...
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954.4KA perfect fit — HyperX Pulsefire Pro Mouse review
As someone who spends most of my time gaming on PC, I know the importance of a good mouse. Not any old...
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607.4KAdequate action — Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba volume 1 review
As someone who grew up watching Naruto and is currently binging on My Hero Academia, I have a deep appreciation for the...
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3.0KCrazy Eights: Brad Pye answers questions on Terrors of London
The horror genre seems to be relegated to either Jack the Ripper, zombies, or Cthulhu when it comes to board and card...
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1.8KExploring the cosmos with No Man’s Sky NEXT
At the center of every planet is a core, and that core is surrounded by other layers, from the mantle all the...
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1.5KI’ve got a particular set of skills — Call of Duty Black Ops 4 Private Multiplayer Beta impressions
Call of Duty games have been popular among many gamers over the years, but some might say the formula has gotten stale....
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854.1KMore tales from the loop–Our Friends the Machines and Other Stories review
I found the core book for Tales From the Loop to be a refreshing surprise, and things have only gotten better from...
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754.4KIt’s your chance, do your dance at the space jam — Cosmic Star Heroine review
The turn-based RPG is a staple that’s been around for a while, and nowadays it takes a revamped gameplay system to get...
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7.4K90I will come back stronger — Dead Cells review
Rogue-lite games provide fun, differing experiences that can keep you playing for hours on end. Dead Cells takes this formula and places...
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855.2KImpeccably pixelated paths — Octopath Traveler Review
It's no easy task to combine the old with the new; gamers may yearn for the good old days, but few things...
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4.0K70Riding the rails — Train Sim World review
Video games allow people to do things that they wouldn't get a chance to do otherwise, and simulator games are some of...
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804.4KThe end of the road — The Banner Saga 3 review
It was a long road to get here. A road lined with danger, twists, and turns, but The Banner Saga 3 reached...
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4.0KMega Man Retrospective Part 1 — 8-Bit Beginnings
It is impossible to deny that Mega Man defined a genre. It’s a series that went from traditional, linear-based choice in levels...
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11.9KYou call hamburgers steamed hams — Baldi’s Basics in Education and Learning creator on development, burgers
Ever since its debut earlier this year, Baldi’s Basics in Education and Learning has been a massively popular hit among the Let’s...
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6.7KFirst Looks at Pathfinder Second Edition
It’s officially time to start getting excited about the new edition of Pathfinder. I, like many of you, wanted to remain healthily...
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2.4K“We Are Alright” Documentary — Indie development as it really is
“Our best bet would be to bring back the Renaissance era, just like the one in Italy. Wealthy magnates would sponsor game...
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2.0KDangerous deliveries with a side of Mecha mayhem — Breakfall co-founder Mike Keogh on Pizza Titan Ultra development
For those that are hungry for some zany PlayStation 4 titles this summer, Breakfall recently announced that it will release its mecha...
