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653.2KDying Light: Platinum Edition Review — Stopping yourself in your tracks
Dying Light is a 2015, open world, zombie parkour game and, after the success of its launch, I have never heard anyone...
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1.4KArcade1Up’s Terminator 2: Judgement Day arcade machine is now available for pre-order
Tastemaker’s Arcade1Up has announced that the Terminator 2: Judgement Day Home Arcade Machine is now available for pre-order on Arcade1Up.com. The latest addition to...
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852.8KWildermyth Review — DnD for the lonely
I may adore tabletop role playing games, but that doesn’t mean I can play them often or really ever. I played Dungeons...
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753.2KUnplugged Oculus Quest 2 VR review — Let’s start with a C chord
While I had a little bit of buyer's remorse initially when I picked up the Oculus Quest 2 at launch, that has...
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2.2KBest of Gen Con 2021
We weren't quite sure what to expect at Gen Con this year; last year's event was virtual due to the Pandemic, and...
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902.4KFatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water Review – the Wii U paranormal classic finally lands on modern consoles
The Wii U was an interesting experiment as to what a console can and can’t do, and despite its rapid demise and...
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602.6KPhoenix Point: Behemoth Edition Review – This Pandoran Needs Polish
If you can believe it, Phoenix Point first released on PC all the way back in 2019. Since then it’s had a...
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751.4KBequest Review ⏤ A Tight Game in a Roomy Box
I’m sure that Wizkids wasn’t following my train of thought when they themed Bequest around supervillainy, but it really is a perfect...
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942Riders Republic preview – Made for adrenaline junkies
Games like Riders Republic make me wish I was a world-class athlete that would lead in events like snowboarding or mountain cross....
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3.2K95The Wild Beyond the Witchlight review ⏤ By the pricking of my thumbs…
After giving us a tour of Avernus then the realms of horror in Ravenloft, the designers at Wizards of the Coast have...
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851.9KEmbarcadero review ⏤ Whatever floats your houseboat
San Francisco: Mid-1800s. At the height of the gold rush, thousands of speculators made their way to the goldfields of California. As...
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852.9KDinosaur World review ⏤ Life uhhh, finds a way!
Welcome to Jurassic P....wait let’s try that again welcome to Dinosaur World. Do you have a desire to manage your own dinosaur...
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352.0KDune: Betrayal Review ⏤ Half Baked
I watch an absurd amount of cooking competition shows. Since the focus of most of these is on how the cooks deal...
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1.6KShin Megami Tensei V Preview — Into the Da’at
On your way back to the dorms, one of your friends strays away from the group to take a call. After he’s...
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904.0KMarvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy Review — Hooked on a feeling
It’s pretty crazy that just eight years ago we sat in a movie theater completely captivated by a walking tree and talking...
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1.5KEpisode 47: Netflix Gaming?
We are back with Erica Echlin and Jon Miller! They've been MIA, life is hard, but lets be sad together. - Does...
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852.0KPumpkin Jack: New-Gen Edition Review – a throwback to a bygone era
Pumpkin Jack: New-Gen Edition is a throwback to a bygone era. Reminiscent of PlayStation 2 classics, Pumpkin Jack feels like a game...
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4.3K95Age of Empires IV review — reclaiming the RTS crown
Age of Empires was a game that defined my early PC gaming days, and its sequel is the stuff of legends. AoE...
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801.8KThe Good Life Review — A Yankee in King Charles Court
Naomi Hayward is €30,000,000 in debt. As a photojournalist for Morning Bell news, she’s been offered a gig to pay off her...
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853.2KGloomhaven Steam review—rebirth of a legend
Gloomhaven’s Steam port is a rare treat among the dubious world of board game to video game ports. The tactical dungeon crawler...
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853.4KToy Soldiers HD Review – Nostalgia and strategy mix in a brilliant remaster
I’ll admit it - I never played any of the original Toy Soldier games. While I knew about their popularity, somehow they...
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902.8KThe Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes Review — Third time’s the charm
2003, the war in Iraq rages on with American Marines searching for Weapons of Mass Destruction that don’t exist. However, the secret...
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952.6KUnsighted Review — Better, faster, stronger
In the distant future, after humans have ravaged the earth through pollution and other disasters, a strange meteor lands on the planet....
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801.8KLife is Strange: True Colors Wavelengths DLC Review — Loneliness Comes in Waves
Life is Strange: True Colors Wavelengths tells a highly intimate tale centered around fan-favorite queer badass Steph Gingrich, who escaped Arcadia Bay...
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1.7KBack 4 Blood DLSS analysis — 4K/60 on every card?
You guys know I’m a huge fan of Deep Learning Super Sampling because...well, it’s literally free frames. Thanks to the neural network...
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852.5KDiscovery Tour: Viking Age Review — A tale of ages
The Assassin’s Creed franchise has made its name by creating fictional characters and scenarios based on real world cultures such as Greece,...
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953“Cute but stabby” further solidifies as a genre thanks to Greenbrier’s latest, Tales of BarBEARia
Greenbrier's latest entry into the "cute but stabby" genre, Tales of BarBEARia comes out this month, and Julie Ahern gave us the...
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1.7KAzul: Queen’s Garden proves that it may not be easy being green, but it sure is fun
The fourth game in the hit Azul series just launched at Essen Spiel this last weekend, but last month Martin from Plan...
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953GreenBrier Games gives us a look at upcoming co-op adventure survival game, Fire for Light
Will Sobel of Greenbrier Games gives us a demo of their upcoming survival adventure game Kickstarter, Fire for Light at Gen Con...
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1.3KQ&A with The Elder Scrolls Online Lead Creative Director Rich Lambert
ESO has had another fantastic year with it's latest Chapter, Blackwood. Last week the team had their Gates of Oblivion year-end stream...
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802.5KPathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous review—a leap forward for tabletop fans
Though not perfect, Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is a landmark for tabletop RPGs. My recent review of Solasta: Crown of the...
