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23

Oct

By AndresPlays

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Review : The Outer Worlds 2 : All Systems Go

A sequel is judged in the context of several factors: how well it improves upon the previous entry's systems, where it breaks new ground, and what it ultimately does better. The best sequels are those remembered for their generational impact beyond those limitations. This includes how it expands the franchise,…

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22

Oct

By Stacy

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Review : Ghost of Yōtei : Rise of the Wolf

Following up one of the most beloved new franchises of the last generation is no small task. Sucker Punch could’ve played it safe and given us another chapter of Jin’s story and called it a day. Instead, they took a risk. A new protagonist. A new setting. A new story…

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20

Oct

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Ninja Gaiden 4 : Double Dragon

Ask fans of character action games which titles sit atop the genre’s Mount Rushmore, and odds are Ninja Gaiden makes the cut, specifically the 2005 Ninja Gaiden Black re-release (of the 2004 game) on the original Xbox. At the height of the genre, Team Ninja’s 3D revival under the late…

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15

Oct

By Peter

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Review : Keeper : Magical Experience

Keeper is the next game from Double Fine Productions. The storied developer behind classics such as Grim Fandango, Brutal Legend, and my personal 2021 game of the year, Psychonauts 2. Keeper is a story driven, puzzle/adventure game that sees you assume control of a sentient lighthouse with a bird companion,…

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09

Oct

By Don Lionheart

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Review : Lost Soul Aside : Almost Found

In 2016, Sony Interactive Entertainment launched the first of its PlayStation Hero Projects, the China Hero Project, aimed at uplifting smaller, unknown developers from regions of the world that are underrepresented in the video game space. Amongst the first of these projects was a game from a solo Chinese developer,…

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09

Oct

By Patrick Shields

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Review : Absolum : Absolutely Peak

Sometimes, you just know. From the first moments of the main title screen, I had a feeling about Absolum, and that hunch was quickly confirmed. I already knew there were things that Absolum had going for it, such as being published by DotEmu, who has a hit this year in…

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08

Oct

By AndresPlays

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Review : Little Nightmares 3 : The Horrors Persist

After Tarsier Studios was acquired by Embracer Group in 2021, they were no longer able to work on their baby, Little Nightmares. Their eerie, grotesque, diorama-looking baby that resonated with spook enthusiasts. But time marches on, and a new developer stepped up to take the reins, as determined by the…

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07

Oct

By Stacy

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Review : Sword of the Sea : Poetry in Motion

What happens when you mash together a hoverboard, a magic sword, and the artistic DNA of Journey and Abzû? You get Sword of the Sea, Giant Squid’s latest work of interactive poetry. This is a game where dunes roll like ocean swells, where you carve across dead landscapes and breathe…

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01

Oct

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Digimon Story Time Stranger : Brave Heart

Even though I haven’t been up to date with Digimon in years, I’ll always hold a soft spot for the franchise. I still remember how the first two seasons of Digimon Adventure kept me company during a rough time in my country after a devastating natural disaster. Being sheltered and…

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18

Sep

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree

In an era where developers are endlessly chasing From Software’s “Souls” formula, it’s also clear we’ve entered the age of developers chasing the rogue-like. It feels like every month brings another new entry in the genre, or a game adds a rogue-like or lite mode as DLC. These games are…

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15

Sep

By Peter

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Review : Indiana Jones and the Great Circle : The Order of Giants

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, released in December of 2024, ended up being one of my favourite games of the year, perfectly capturing the tone of those classic movies. So, I was delighted at the opportunity to once again don the Fedora and step back into the shoes of…

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11

Sep

By Ains

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Review : Borderlands 4 : Can’t Hold Me Down

Everyone has at least a couple of gaming franchises that mean more to them than most. For me, Borderlands sits near the top of the list. When the original released, I gamed daily with an old friend group I cherished, and, by time the sequel arrived in 2012, my entire…

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09

Sep

By Seasoned Gaming

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Review : Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 8K PC Edition

In this controller review, Ains details the new Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 8K PC edition and compares it to the Xbox Wolverine V3 Pro that he reviewed previously. He also covers the Synapse software, the updates that are unique to this model, and why it's probably the best gaming controller…

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06

Sep

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Everybody’s Golf Hot Shots : Safe Swing

There was a time when PlayStation’s identity wasn’t just “big cinematic blockbusters.” In the PS1–PS4 era, especially, Sony Japan cultivated a lineup of quirky, soulful little titles that balanced out tentpoles, like the God of War games or The Last of Us' of the world. Hot Shots Golf—known globally as Everybody’s…

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05

Sep

By Ray

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Review : One-Eyed Likho : Down the Rabbit Hole

The opening scenes of developer Morteshka's One-Eyed-Likho are bleak, and not in a thematically compelling way. The environments feel flat, the character models look blocky, there’s a lack of soundtrack, and the animations are stiff and jarring. There’s an immediate lack of visual appeal, and while the monochromatic palette eventually…

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