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The Alters Review – Seeing Double

With This War of Mine and Frostpunk, developer 11 Bit Studios has garnered a reputation for making games that force you to make challenging decisions. The Alters is...
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To A T Review – A Sweet-Natured Fable Without Much To Do

It's a universal truth that crosses cultural boundaries: Middle school is hard. The awkward early teenage years makes everyone feel self-conscious, like an...
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Elden Ring Nightreign Review – Distilled Souls

The Roundtable Hold has seen better days. There are weeds breaking through cracks in its rotting floorboards, the room in the east wing...
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Deliver At All Costs Review – Drive On By This Courier Action Game

There can be a hypnotic nature to repetitive tasks, and plenty of games have leaned into that to give otherwise humdrum jobs a...
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TMNT: Tactical Takedown Review – A Bite-Sized Saturday Morning Romp

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are in the midst of, pardon the pun, a video game renaissance. In the last few years alone...
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Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Review – Completing The Set

Back in September, Capcom fighting game fans had a major wish granted with Marvel Vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics, which bundled the...
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Old Skies Review – An Affecting Stroll Down Memory Lane

For as much as change can be scary, it can be all the lonelier to remain stagnant while the world and the people...
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Revenge Of The Savage Planet Review – A Goo(d) Time

As far as sequels with the word "Revenge" in the title go, Revenge of the Savage Planet is far from the dark second...
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Atomfall Review – Bunker Thrill

Atomfall is not Fallout. The comparison has been a popular one, but the developers wanted to make it clear that this new IP...
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Doom: The Dark Ages Review – The Old One

Doom Eternal built upon the strong foundations that the series' 2016 reboot established, evolving the classic and frenetic first-person action by introducing a...
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Skin Deep Review – System Snark

The immersive sim is arguably gaming's worst-named genre, as it really doesn't tell you much. Aren't most video games designed to immerse you,...
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Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Review

Yes, the original version of Oblivion did not have any scruff in sight. No beards in the character creator and not a single...
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Review – Light And Shadow

Everybody dies. It's the one thing we all have in common. Most of us won't know when it will happen, but that's not...
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Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves Review In Progress – A New Mark

Though the names Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat certainly aren't new, the newest installments in each franchise has reinvented the tenured fighting series'...
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Sunderfolk Review – A Great Tabletop-Inspired Game With Friends

Sunderfolk feels at its best when you're playing together with friends on the couch during what would have otherwise been an uneventful weekend...
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Blue Prince Review – An Intricate, Layered Roguelike Puzzle

Imagine a piece of complex origami. You want to understand how it works, so you start looking for a place to begin unfolding...
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Wanderstop Review – A Mostly Delightful Anxi-Tea Simulator

In April 2019, my life fell apart. Despite enduring what felt like month-long panic attacks leading up to this ordeal, I only realized...
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