No Longer Home is an elegant, eloquent point-and-click narrative game, one that spins an intimate story that, paired with its ethereal presentation, commands your attention. It casts a
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The next year is primed to bless us with a tremendous line-up of survival-horror first-person games, all of the nuclear-apocalypse variety, and The Farm 51 kicks
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In the not too distant future, the island nation of Farca has become a surveillance state controlled by corporations. Isabella Song is a private investigator just trying to make rent,
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In the future, massive megacorps own everything, and everyone. On planet Veles, they’ve built a massive densely populated arcology filled with indentured servants. Looking for a chance at something
There’s an awful lot to love about Grime. As the first game developed by indie studio Clover Bite, they’ve done an absolutely fantastic job of creating a polished,
The Sims 4 have been rolling out one hit after another with their “Summer of Sims” event. First we got The Courtyard Oasis Kit, then Dream Home Decorator which introduced
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