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Reviews   -   Aug 12, 2019 Dea ex machina — Eliza review
Dea ex machina — Eliza review

Eliza, the newest game from Zachtronics, is quite unlike any of the studio’s earlier efforts, but it feels in some ways like an extension of that work. Zachtronics is known for making deep engineering puzzles, the kind of games that draw you into intensely focused states of machine logic

by Bryan Lawver
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2019 The new co-nauseous — Wolfenstein: Youngblood review
The new co-nauseous — Wolfenstein: Youngblood review

There are few things more cathartic than blasting through armies of Nazis with reckless abandon, which is why Wolfenstein has been one of my favorite franchises in recent years. I reviewed Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, which you can read here, and it was my personal game of the year

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Aug 07, 2019 Blocks, the eighties, and more blocks–Neon Junctions review
Blocks, the eighties, and more blocks–Neon Junctions review

Welcome to the wonderful world of the eighties! Or, at least, you’ll sure as heck get the general vibe once you step into the synthwave inspired puzzle platformer known as Neon Junctions. Created, and published, by 9 Eyes Game Studio you’ll be using all the skills as a

by George Kruger
Reviews   -   Jul 31, 2019 The Art of Shooting Robots—Paradox Soul review
The Art of Shooting Robots—Paradox Soul review

Paradox Soul is a retro pixel art platformer— funded on Kickstarter and developed by Ritual Games—in the legacy of the Metroidvania tradition. Set in 1987 Iceland, you play Dr. Alli Rose as you explore the inner workings of a mysterious, experimental, facility overrun with murderous robots.   From the very

by George Kruger
Reviews   -   Jul 30, 2019 Dismember the Titans — Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle review
Dismember the Titans — Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle review

Humanity has lived in fear of massive, dangerous creatures known as the Titans for many years. These humanoid creatures wander around, seemingly mindless, driven by their sole desire to feed. Mankind has walled off its cities in the hopes of protecting itself from the Titans, but at the same time

by Codi Spence
Reviews   -   Jul 30, 2019 Dead on arrival — She Sees Red review
Dead on arrival — She Sees Red review

Full motion video has seen somewhat of a resurgence in the past few years—the list of notables includes Sam Barlow’s unconventional mystery, Her Story; Tobias Weber’s film festival darling, Late Shift; and of course, we can’t forget about David Slade’s Black Mirror: Bandersnatch. Now we

by Lawrence Le
Reviews   -   Jul 30, 2019 The one man co-op mission — A Duel Hand Disaster: Trackher review
The one man co-op mission — A Duel Hand Disaster: Trackher review

In the early days of video games, we primarily had single player games available. As time passed, people wanted the chance to play more games with or against their friends. The creation of split-screen modes in games made this a possibility and made gamers happy. Now, what if you were

by Codi Spence
Reviews   -   Jul 29, 2019 All in the execution — Professor Lupo and His Horrible Pets review
All in the execution — Professor Lupo and His Horrible Pets review

Mere steps away from his destination, the intern encounters a gigantic worm of unimaginable length. He turns around to enter the maze behind him; maybe he can lose it in the twists and turns. The worm continues to follow him, its gigantic body blocking everywhere he’s been until, after

by David Flynn
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