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Tomodachi Life is difficult to encapsulate without actually playing it. It’s not really a game. Like Nintendo’s other life sim Animal Crossing, Tomodachi Life is a game you pop into every now and then, interact with for a few minutes, then put down until tomorrow. But it’s
by David RobertsThe Hitman games have been headed in a logical direction over the past few years. A simple stealth-em-up formula that has been, for the most part, working. Then a game like Hitman GO comes out and changes the playing field entirely. It was a risky swing, but Hitman GO knocks
by Spencer CampbellIf you had told me in 2000 that I’d be reviewing Final Fantasy 14: A Realm Reborn on PS4, I would’ve whizzed my cargo shorts. I was wrapped in the immense realms of the Final Fantasy series, playing through my still-favorite game Final Fantasy VI repeatedly while absorbing
by Spencer CampbellMurdered: Soul Suspect reminds me of a bygone era – the PS2 era, specifically. It was a time when mid-tier development was actually a thing, when developers with a smallish budget and a few unique mechanics could thrive and find a modicum of success. Games like Psi-Ops or Disaster Report, while
by David RobertsWhen the original Pushmo was released on the 3DS almost 3 years ago, it was one the system’s killer apps. It was one of the best downloadable games Nintendo had ever put out and became one of the best reasons to own a 3DS during a tumoltous time when
by Paul CesarA little over a month ago you might have checked out our hands-on preview of The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II and wondered how the final product panned out. Now a few days past release, we get a chance to dive back into the world of Abraham Van Helsing
by Ron BurkeRebellious outcasts, exiled from their home planets, set to the stars on ancient warships in search of a new home and base of operations. Hot on their trail is a demonic alliance of warring aliens, equipped with intergalactic death machines. If it sounds familiar, then you’ve probably watched, read,
by Patrick RostOften when discussing games people will focus on either the theme or the mechanisms included. Like that one time you played a game about saving the world from disease, or the game where players had hidden roles. Theme gives way to epic stories and vivid imagery, giving us a prompt
by Scott GriffithTomodachi Life is difficult to encapsulate without actually playing it. It’s not really a game. Like Nintendo’s other life sim Animal Crossing, Tomodachi Life is a game you pop into every now and then, interact with for a few minutes, then put down until tomorrow. But it’s
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If you hit the Steam hardware survey and look at where the vast majority of PC gamers live in terms of GPU, it’s where we are for this review today – the midtier, in both price and performance. As you’ll see The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 is slotting right
Tomodachi Life is difficult to encapsulate without actually playing it. It’s not really a game. Like Nintendo’s other life sim Animal Crossing, Tomodachi Life is a game you pop into every now and then, interact with for a few minutes, then put down until tomorrow. But it’s
by David RobertsThe Hitman games have been headed in a logical direction over the past few years. A simple stealth-em-up formula that has been, for the most part, working. Then a game like Hitman GO comes out and changes the playing field entirely. It was a risky swing, but Hitman GO knocks
by Spencer CampbellIf you had told me in 2000 that I’d be reviewing Final Fantasy 14: A Realm Reborn on PS4, I would’ve whizzed my cargo shorts. I was wrapped in the immense realms of the Final Fantasy series, playing through my still-favorite game Final Fantasy VI repeatedly while absorbing
by Spencer CampbellMurdered: Soul Suspect reminds me of a bygone era – the PS2 era, specifically. It was a time when mid-tier development was actually a thing, when developers with a smallish budget and a few unique mechanics could thrive and find a modicum of success. Games like Psi-Ops or Disaster Report, while
by David RobertsWhen the original Pushmo was released on the 3DS almost 3 years ago, it was one the system’s killer apps. It was one of the best downloadable games Nintendo had ever put out and became one of the best reasons to own a 3DS during a tumoltous time when
by Paul CesarA little over a month ago you might have checked out our hands-on preview of The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II and wondered how the final product panned out. Now a few days past release, we get a chance to dive back into the world of Abraham Van Helsing
by Ron BurkeRebellious outcasts, exiled from their home planets, set to the stars on ancient warships in search of a new home and base of operations. Hot on their trail is a demonic alliance of warring aliens, equipped with intergalactic death machines. If it sounds familiar, then you’ve probably watched, read,
by Patrick RostOften when discussing games people will focus on either the theme or the mechanisms included. Like that one time you played a game about saving the world from disease, or the game where players had hidden roles. Theme gives way to epic stories and vivid imagery, giving us a prompt
by Scott Griffith