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Review : Returnal : Breaking the Cycle of Monotony

Review : Returnal : Breaking the Cycle of Monotony

You can find Seasoned Gaming’s review policy here Housemarque, while an established studio that has developed quality games for years, is not a household name. Known primarily for Resogun and Nex Machina, Returnal is by far their most ambitious title yet and incredibly unique to boot. When Housemarque first explained…
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Review : Battle Axe : A Pixelated And Perfected Throwback

Review : Battle Axe : A Pixelated And Perfected Throwback

You can find Seasoned Gaming’s review policy here The popularity and demand for retro inspired games is still as strong as ever.  Both Cyber Shadow, and more recently, Narita Boy, were a massive success upon launch earlier this year, delivering highly on all aspects of a gaming era that still…
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Review : Demon Skin : A Hellish Crusade

Review : Demon Skin : A Hellish Crusade

You can find Seasoned Gaming’s review policy here Demonic forces have once again attempted to plague the land from realms beyond, tasking the Order of Wanderers with slaying these armies of otherworldly minions, and maintaining balance between the factions. Demon Skin, the latest collaboration from indie developer Ludus Future and…
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Review : Outriders : Logistical Chaos

Review : Outriders : Logistical Chaos

You can find Seasoned Gaming’s review policy here After being bashed with a variety of Games as a Service (Gaas) titles, it's odd to see our own sensibilities slide into an incomprehensible state. Since the release of titles like Anthem, Destiny, The Avengers, and The Division, we have been conditioned…
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Review : Narita Boy : In The Light of the Trichroma

Review : Narita Boy : In The Light of the Trichroma

You can find Seasoned Gaming’s review policy here Retro-futurism and ‘80s nostalgia. These things seem so prevalent in our modern, technological world where we have some incredible tech at our fingertips. Yet we long for the days of VHS tapes, CRT televisions, analog synthesizers and patch cables. Synthwave music has…
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Review : Paradise Lost : Agendas Of The Underground

Review : Paradise Lost : Agendas Of The Underground

You can find Seasoned Gaming’s review policy here Alternate outcomes pertaining to some of the world's larger historic moments is certainly not a new concept when it comes to the gaming world. Paradise Lost, the latest title from developers PolyAmorous and publisher 'All In! Games, focuses on its own portrayal…
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Review : Littlewood : Big Fun in a Crowded Genre

Review : Littlewood : Big Fun in a Crowded Genre

You can find Seasoned Gaming’s review policy here My first impression of Littlewood was that the game was going to be an overly simplified farming/village sim in the same style as the multitude of games in this genre.  I could not have been more wrong.  Littlewood plays as a hybrid…
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Review : Little Nightmares 2 : An Unforgettable Journey

Review : Little Nightmares 2 : An Unforgettable Journey

If you’d like to understand our criteria for scoring and discussing games, please read our review policy. Little Nightmares, developed by Tarsier Studios and published by Bandai-Namco, was a very pleasant surprise upon its release in 2017. While Playdead had gained notoriety for Limbo and Inside, few studios had attempted…
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Review : Kinetic Edge : Welcome to the Grid

Review : Kinetic Edge : Welcome to the Grid

You can find Seasoned Gaming’s review policy here When I was a child, my eyes gazed over in wonder at the Disney cult classic, TRON. The movie featured some intense visual styles that captured a sense of what it could be like living in a computer. This imaginative essence was…
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