A calendar fitting the season, Insight Edition’s lavish The Nightmare Before Christmas Advent Calendar and Pop-Up Book is fantastic fun.
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Video games have played host to some of the most imaginative cityscapes in entertainment, and that’s what the new book Virtual Cities digs into.
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The long-running Caribbean island dictator simulator Tropico has arrived on the Switch with Tropico 6. Admittedly, I didn’t play the PC version of the game, but being El Presidenté is as satisfying as I have ever found it in this iteration.
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ScourgeBringer is a frantic 2D roguelite with some procedural level generation. While the pixel art is absolutely fantastic, the difficulty is rather intense.
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G.I. Joe and Cobra return to action for a new generation with a new video game based on the toy line. Expect action, and nods to the classic series.
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Take control of a big-wheeled, rocking, rolling, and rumbling monster truck in Nacon and developer Tayon’s Monster Truck Championship.
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WWE 2K Battlegrounds trends more towards the fighting game end of the genre pool than the grappling. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
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It is always nice to go into a review title with expectations and have them challenged. Well, not always obviously, but the surprise is usually good.
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Are you a fan of Tactical RPGs? Wish your characters would have a bolder opinion, stealing some comments from your own imagination? Not afraid to bite their tongue? Then have I got the suggestion for you…Dungeon of Naheulbeuk! Be aware that if you find off-colored language unseemly, this may not …
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The undead take a bite out of turn-based strategy in Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars.
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If you’ve ever come across Valiant Entertainments’ RAI, but didn’t want to dive mid story-arc, have I got a recommendation for you… we meet Rai in a great wasteland of the Sonora Desert, once home to North America To get you started, RAI takes place in the 41st century. His …
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Ragnorium is a planet recolonization simulator where you must guide human clones to create a self-sustainable settlement and survive an oncoming Holy Crusade. While Ragnorium’s gameplay loop is engaging in theory, it is unfortunately mired by confusing UI, upgrade paths and bugs. Story In an alternate universe, an event called …
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You can challenge the umpire on this, but….
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