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22

Jul

By AndresPlays

Latest News, Reviews

Review : Wuchang Fallen Feathers : Crouching Tiger

What makes a video game stand out? Could it be its high-octane action, deeply engaging combat, or, perhaps, a grounded historical narrative with a supernatural twist? In the case of Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, it is all three of these and then some. Souls-likes are a dime a dozen nowadays, and…

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21

Jul

By Seasoned Gaming

Latest News, Podcasts

Bitcast 347 : Going Bananza with the Switch 2’s Killer App

In Bitcast 347 the guys welcome Travis back to discuss the Switch 2's first killer app in Donkey Kong Bananza. They also chat on Destiny 2's latest expansion The Edge of Fate, rumors of Battlefield 6's debut coming this week, Valve challenging credit card companies, and more! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukxnfXwLEFc

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14

Jul

By AndresPlays

Latest News, Reviews

Review : Eriksholm The Stolen Dream : Scene it?

There is a moment that perfectly encapsulates what Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream is all about within the first few moments of the game. Quietly sneaking through a factory, protagonist Hanna grabs a note where a worker writes about how slow-paced, meticulous work is gratifying, to which she brightly replies, "I…

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11

Jul

By Steve Esposito

Latest News, Reviews

Review : Dune Awakening : Bless the Maker

I have restarted my Dune: Awakening review three, maybe four times now. Once when I was 50 hours in, another at 75 hours in, and I bring to you my review of the game as I cross the 100 hour mark. For a father with a full time job, kicking…

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10

Jul

By Stacy

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Trainatic Preview : Vampire Survivors…on a Train?

I'll admit it - when I booted up Trainatic, I half expected another Vampire Survivors clone. What I got, instead, was Ryan Forrester's charming take on cozy destruction. Built in Godot, this is his third game, and after ninety minutes with the demo, Trainatic shows enough promise to stay on…

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08

Jul

By Seasoned Gaming

Latest News

Ghost of Yotei : PlayStation State of Play Details

This Thursday, July 10th, at 2pm PST / 5pm PST / 11pm CEST, PlayStation will hold their next State of Play to further detail Ghost of Yotei. According to the PlayStation Blog, the preview will contain "nearly 20 minutes of Ghost of Yōtei gameplay hosted by Sucker Punch’s Creative Directors,…

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07

Jul

By Ray

Latest News, Reviews

Review : Palia in 2025 : Home Sweet Home

It’s wild that a free-to-play game with no combat, no meaningful group activities, and a limited number of maps to explore has managed to keep me hooked for over 150+ hours. But Palia has done just that. It completely surpassed my expectations, drawing me back again and again to build…

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03

Jul

By Ains

Articles, Latest News

Xbox’s Latest Layoffs : The Full Summary

While rumors began circulating of impending layoffs at Microsoft last week, which we saw the culmination of yesterday, I wanted to wait until we knew the exact details and full breadth before typing it up. As tends to happen, speculation has run rampant and the details are often lost or…

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01

Jul

By Seasoned Gaming

Latest News, Summer Game Fest Coverage

Phasmophobia : Developer Interview w/ Kinetic Games

The team at Kinetic Games just released the latest update for Phasmophobia : Chronicle. At Summer Game Fest we had the pleasure of chatting with Managing Director, Daniel Knight, alongside Artist, Corey Dixon, on the update and roadmap for the popular horror title. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piob3AKmnvI

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30

Jun

By Alejandro Segovia

Latest News, Summer Game Fest Coverage

Preview : Bandit Trap : Home Not Alone

Cops and robbers may be common fodder in real life, but it's a concept that’s not usually exploited in videogames. Bandit Trap, from developer PICOMY, is certainly trying to give their spin with a more family friendly take on the concept. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gUWTHbcIjU For the uninitiated, Bandit Trap is a 3v1…

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30

Jun

By Ray

Latest News, Summer Game Fest Coverage

Preview : Crisol : Theater of Idols

Crisol: Theater of Idols was the surprise highlight of my Summer Game Fest schedule, a hybrid of Resident Evil and BioShock. Developed over the past five years in Madrid by Vermila Studios and published under Blumhouse Games, this first-person action-horror asks you to literally bleed for each shell spent. Every.…

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28

Jun

By Ains

Latest News, Summer Game Fest Coverage

Preview : ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard

Yet another title we got to check out at Summer Game Fest was ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard. Sometimes described as "Portal with paint," ChromaGun released in 2016 to fair reviews and was later followed by ChromaGun VR in 2019. With the sequel, a pleasant surprise given a near decade since…

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27

Jun

By Rae

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Deck of Haunts : The Deckbuilder You Should Be Watching

I love board games. I actually met my boyfriend by playtesting his board game. So when he found Deck of Haunts, he effectively pitched it to me as being similar to Betrayal at House on the Hill, except that instead of playing as a survivor who might turn traitor, you…

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26

Jun

By Alejandro Segovia

Latest News, Summer Game Fest Coverage

Preview : Pragmata : Hack N’ Shoot

Originally revealed during the Future of PlayStation Showcase before receiving an indefinite delay back in 2022, Capcom re-unveiled their new IP Pragmata during the latest PlayStation State of Play, and it's now slated to release during 2026, alongside other big hitters like Resident Evil Requiem and Onimusha: Way of the…

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26

Jun

By Alejandro Segovia

Latest News, Summer Game Fest Coverage

Preview : LEGO Party : Everything Is Awesome

Announced during Geoff Keighley’s Summer Games Fest Showcase, LEGO Party is exactly what it says it is: a LEGO themed-variation of Mario Party. At Summer Game Fest, we had the opportunity to play a 6-round demo match for the game. If you have played Mario Party before, you know what…

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