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Wartales is a much better game than it is a port.
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Headphones. Everyone’s got a pair, and we all have a set we’d love to have. Let’s get into where the Nacon RIG 600 Pro falls. RIG 600 PRO HX The RIG 600 Pro is the latest offering from Nacon, offering dual band wireless with 2.4GHz as well as bluetooth connectivity. …
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Lovecraftian horror comes to consoles with an action bent, as Byte Barrel’s semi-retro FPS Forgive Me Father arrives.
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Trepang2 might have an odd name, but recalling the iconic FEAR, it’s also one of the best horror-shooters in a long time.
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Apogee’s iconic, and absolutely insane first-person shooter returns in remastered form, with Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition.
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As a dear friend once said to me ( yesterday) sometimes it’s good to try a genre you traditionally would expand those horizons a little. Once you try out a genre you either find out that it’s for you or it isn’t but at least you know. After giving Dust & …
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Creeping horror from Invader Studios and Leonardo Interactive, Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle harkens back to another time.
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Sea of Stars is a testament that indie game studios can create something magical and extraordinary that stands proudly alongside RPG classics like Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster and Chrono Trigger. STORY ☀ Join two Children of the Solstice Zale (sun) and Valere (moon) as they embark on an emotionally charged …
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A classic beat ’em up returns with a Double Dragon title that both pays heavy homage to the 8bit games, and offers up some fresh fisticuffs.
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DC Comics’ Justice League dips back into video games with Cosmic Chaos, a cartoony game that sets players loose in Happy Harbor.
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Telltale returns with a big new license in The Expanse. Though it doesn’t change much in terms of the company’s formula.
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Kao the Kangaroo makes a hop, skip, and a jump to modern consoles and PC, for a mostly delightful 3D platforming remake.
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The most recent Might & Magic makes the leap to consoles and PC with Might & Magic – Clash of Heroes: Definitive Edition.
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The title could be my entire review. Gunfire Reborn, developed by Chinese game studio Duoyi Games, is competent.
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