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Monster Energy Supercross 5 Review – Dirt bike go braaaaap

If somehow you’ve still not heard yet, Monster Energy Supercross 5 launched back in March and I got the chance to check it out. For fans of the Monster

By Cassie Peterson

/ 19 May 2022

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Trek to Yomi review — Beautiful art direction and tense combat combine to create an enthralling ode to Japanese cinema

It’s not often that a game is released that bypasses all video game norms and provides a truly unique experience, much less a game that does so while still

By Richard Allen

/ 5 May 2022

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Seagate Horizon Forbidden West limited edition hard drive — Next-Gen Console Companion

We have reviewed nearly every limited-edition Seagate drive the hardware giant has released, and now we’ve reached the first one released for the PlayStation 5 – the Horizon Forbidden West

By Ron Burke

/ 25 Apr 2022

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MLB The Show 22 review — welcome to the show!

Sit back and enjoy the show! MLB The Show is back with its latest iteration MLB The Show 22. As we step further into the future we get iteration after

By Rob Berg

/ 18 Apr 2022

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Road 96 review — The road is my home

What would you do if you were forced to flee your country? The fascist dictatorship in control of Petria is kidnapping dissenting teenagers and brainwashing them through torture. As one

By David Flynn

/ 14 Apr 2022

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Weird West Review — Ride on the Weird Side

Around a quarter of my way through Weird West, I made one of the most barbaric moral choices I’ve ever made in a video game. I usually play the

By Kristian Longden

/ 11 Apr 2022

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Moss Book II Review — A shift in perspective

The defeat of Sarffog was only the beginning of our Twofold heroes story. Quill and her Reader, having rescued her uncle, embark on a journey to gather Moss’ Glass before

By David Flynn

/ 9 Apr 2022

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Submerged: Hidden Depths review — get ready to relax, hop in a boat, and explore a gorgeous world

Throughout the years the amount of dialogue and cutscenes in games has grown exponentially. For the most part, I am a proponent of this – I love seeing the video game

By Richard Allen

/ 5 Apr 2022

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Quest for Infamy review — A hilarious and lovingly crafted homage to point-and-click adventure games

Point-and-click adventure games have been making a slow, but steady resurgence in recent years, long after initially gaining popularity in the early 90s mainly thanks to Lucasfilm’s incredible releases

By Richard Allen

/ 5 Apr 2022

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What Lies in the Multiverse review — unique, hilariously self-aware, and full of creative puzzle design

How people can still dismiss the video game medium as a valid means of storytelling is beyond me – video games have always told great stories, but throughout the past few

By Richard Allen

/ 29 Mar 2022

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Ghostwire: Tokyo review — FPS, RPG, and Horror combine for a unique and ambitious adventure

Tango Gameworks’ Ghostwire: Tokyo is quite an ambitious game; part first-person shooter, part RPG, and part horror game, Ghostwire tends to teeter between the three genres, never fully investing in

By Richard Allen

/ 21 Mar 2022

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Paradise Killer Review on PS5 — Perfect 24

2020’s Paradise Killer was a fascinating, open ended murder mystery with no definitive answer. Once you were satisfied with the clues you found exploring the island, you could start

By David Flynn

/ 20 Mar 2022