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902.2KEncyclopedia Eorzea Vol. 3 review — Bringing shadows to light
Despite spending so much time in Final Fantasy XIV’s world, there’s a lot to know about the setting that simply doesn’t make...
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1.6KStreet Fighter and Synth Riders combine! VR fighting game Final Fury announced
If you’ve read GT long enough, you know we love Synth Riders. We also love our fighting games. Well, developer Kluge Interactive...
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8.5K95Arizona Sunshine 2 review — Buddy, Fred, and Firearms
The world is an unforgiving place. In the first Arizona Sunshine title, our character awakened in a cave in the Arizona river...
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2.3KGhostbusters- Rise of the Ghost Lord review-in-progress — Emphasis on Busted
It’s been great seeing the Ghostbusters resurgence in the media. Not only with the release of Ghostbusters: Afterlife, but video games. We...
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4.1KDown the Road — an indie journey to the heart of the unknown
Down the Road exemplifies the strengths that lead me off the beaten path and into the uncharted wilds of indie film. Not...
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606.1KTeardown review — Restricted genius
Everything in Teardown is destructible. That’s not an exaggeration, the game is made of voxels which, in essence, makes all terrain, furniture,...
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5.1K95Red Matter 2 on PSVR2 review — Welcome back, Comrade
Solving puzzles in VR is the whole reason I love virtual reality in the first place. The tactile nature of it, picking...
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957.9KSlay the Princess review — Mirror master
You are on a path in the woods. At the end of that path is a cabin. In the basement of that...
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9.0K95The 7th Guest VR review — Fantastic Resurrection of a Puzzle Classic
When the 7th Guest debuted in 1991, it represented a completely new world of interactive storytelling. Using a revolutionary medium of CD-ROM,...
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980Schell Games has released stats for various quirky player accomplishments in I Expect You to Die 3: Cog in the Machine
I Expect You to Die 3: Cog in the Machine released last month to critical and fan acclaim and to celebrate Schell...
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3.1K80Broken Edge PSVR2 Review — Solving the Riddle of Steel
It must have been around 1996 when I first encountered VR. It was a massive machine in a mall kiosk offering two...
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4.6K85Red Matter review on PSVR2 — An Interactivity Showcase
Let’s get this out of the way up front – Red Matter is what you pull out to showcase what the PS5...
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902.7KPixel Ripped 1995 review — A lovingly crafted VR homage to the 90’s
I may be showing my age here, but for me, the 90’s were the epitome of gaming. While games nowadays are far...
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1.4KFinal Fantasy XIV Patch 6.5 Growing Light impressions — Fortune favors the friendly
Golbez is finally within reach, with only one more obstacle standing in our hero’s way. To save the Source once more, the...
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3.4KHow Dragon Quest X can still succeed outside of Japan
Dragon Quest X is a game I’ve been following for a long time, ever since it’s Japan only release on the Wii...
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12.6K75Project Wingman: Frontline 59 review — Maximum Furball
I’m just gonna be blunt – Project Wingman is what you get when people get tired of waiting for good flight sims....
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802.9KTrombone Champ review — Tootie McTooterson
In ancient times, those who wielded the trombone gained admiration, respect, and power in their battle against the forces of evil. These...
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602.8KISLANDERS: VR Edition review — Arcade city building
There’s something so cozy about city builders. You lay the groundwork, then watch all those tiny people going about their days from...
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852.7KGunbrella review — Parasolt and battery
Back in July, I had the honor of previewing Doinksoft’s narrative-driven action platformer Gunbrella, and I’ve been itching to play more ever...
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4.0KCrossfire: Sierra Squad PSVR2 review-in-progress — Drop and give me twenty, soldier
I admittedly wince when I hear “Crossfire”. I did not like CrossfireX, and given this is from the same universe, you tend...
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802.7KI Expect You To Die 3: Cog in the Machine review — Wound too tight
In the fight against Zoraxis, Agent Phoenix (that’s you) is The Agency’s best asset. Phoenix’s latest job is to investigate Dr. Prism,...
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1.4KMorning is Broken — encompassing the weight of stories untold
The D&D themed short film Morning is Broken has a power that long outlasts its 12 minute runtime. It comes from what...
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1.3KDay of the Dev: The Game Awards Edition announced for December 6
Day of the Devs is the biggest indie game celebration of the year and aims to reach a broader audience with today’s...
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852.6KBomb Rush Cyberfunk review — Grafitti soul
All City – the goal of every writer in New Amsterdam. To have your crew control every territory in the city and...
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3.0KEldritch USA — the midwestern musical horror America has been waiting for
Eldritch USA is much more than the sum of its parts, but there’s a lot to be said about those individual parts....
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904.4KSea of Stars review — A solstice celebration
Solstice Warriors have battled the Fleshmancer’s minions for generations, using the power of an eclipse to defeat Dwellers before they become World...
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2.7KThe 7th Guest VR hands-on preview — A Virtual Reinvention of a Classic
The 7th Guest is a tentpole for the start of the CD-ROM era, giving players an interactive horror story that unfolds in...
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752.5KVR Skater on PSVR2 review – blending nostalgia with a new era of skateboarding on VR
Are you craving the nostalgic vibes and the adrenaline rush from the golden days of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater? The thrill of...
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852.3KEn Garde! review — Delightful duelist
Whenever the Count-Duke is up to something, the swashbuckling Adalia de Volador is there to stop him. His latest conspiracies are no...
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752.6KDyschronia: Chronos Alternate Episode III review — Wake up
I’ve been fairly harsh on Dyschronia: Chronos Alternate in the past, but that’s because I can see exactly what they’re trying to...
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2.5KPalia preview — Friendly fantasy farming
Farming sims are a dime a dozen these days – turns out growing up with Story of Seasons has that effect on...
