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Reviews   -   Dec 07, 2019 Crying Suns – Tears of joy or crying shame?
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Described by developer Alt Shift as a “tactical rogue-lite”; Crying Suns tests your nerve as much as it demands the careful planning and consideration of each move you make. Comparisons to FTL: Faster Than Light (From Subset Games, 2012) have been drawn, which certainly fair and understandable; but does Crying

by Devo Deaves
Reviews   -   Dec 03, 2019 An afterlife fulfilled — Draw Chilly review
An afterlife fulfilled — Draw Chilly review

What happens when you die? Is there an afterlife or is there nothing? Well, for Vladimir, it looks like he’s got plenty of work to do. After dying, he is greeted by Death, who offers him a job in exchange for a less harsh afterlife. If Vladimir wants to

by Codi Spence
Reviews   -   Dec 03, 2019 Swipe right to fight — Little Dungeon Stories review
Swipe right to fight — Little Dungeon Stories review

There’s nothing like going into a dungeon with little to no tools and using what you find to fight your way through. Whether it’s guns, swords, shields, or explosives, these tools are the difference between life and death. In a typical dungeon crawler, you’d be running around

by Codi Spence
Reviews   -   Dec 02, 2019 Face meltingly fast — FireCuda 520 M.2 SSD review
Face meltingly fast — FireCuda 520 M.2 SSD review

3Mechanical drives are easy to understand – they spin at 5400, 7200, or even 10,000 RPM. Hybrid drives and SSDs are a little tougher to understand as the former still relies on mechanical rotation, and the latter having no moving parts whatsoever. Still, the difference between them is roughly 30

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Dec 02, 2019 A well-placed shot — Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts review
A well-placed shot — Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts review

I tuck the butt of my rifle into the crook of my shoulder. Pressing my cheek against the stock, I get a good weld to ensure my shot is stable. Remembering my rangefinding, I see that the target it 300 meters away, so I use the silhouette in my scope

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Nov 30, 2019 Birds of a feather flock together — Dune Sea review
Birds of a feather flock together — Dune Sea review

Gliding high above the sands of the desert are a flock of geese, and like the extinction of dinosaurs, an asteroid threatens these beautiful creatures – except without the catastrophic cataclysm in the end. A single goose is knocked out and lies unconscious. Though the opening gives the impression of action

by Terrance Hale
Reviews   -   Nov 30, 2019 COIL’d and ready to strike — Battletech – Heavy Metal review
COIL’d and ready to strike — Battletech – Heavy Metal review

It’s your one way ticket to midnight. Call it, Heavy Metal! Rounding out the final DLC for Harebrained Scheme’s giant stompy mech tactical game, Battletech, we finally get our hands on some of the mech designs we’ve been clamoring for since the game launched in November of

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Nov 22, 2019 The trickster is up to his old tricks — Rune 2 review
The trickster is up to his old tricks — Rune 2 review

The world of Midgard is under attack and the God of mischief has finally and forcibly taken the mantle as ruler. Loki, the trickster of the gods has taken over, and has Midgard hanging on a thread of eminent destruction. Laying waste to Midgard and damning everyone to Hel, all

by Terrance Hale
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