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Streets of Rage 4 — Future Nostalgia

Alex Wilmot May 14, 2020 0

Coming fresh off the nostalgic high that was Wonder Boy III: The Dragon’s Trap, LizardCube have not only delivered an addition to the series; but one the fans will look back on extremely fondly as a standout entry

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Quest Hunter — Role Play for Beginners

Alex Wilmot May 13, 2020 0

The loop of “Get Quest, Collect Item, Get Reward” is the main draw of Quest Hunter and can be quite additive with a “Just One More” style that eats away your spare time.

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Ring of Fire — An Investigative Look

Siyoan May 12, 2020 0

Welcome to New London, a solarpunk Utopia of the 2060s. Take on the mantle of Detective Grosvenor — a jaded, middle-aged detective — and track down a radicalised serial killer in a dark underworld. An accessible, interesting detective game,…

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A Summer with a Shiba Inu contains cute doggos

Claire Lickman May 9, 2020 0

A Summer with a Shiba Inu is a visual novel by Quill Game Studios that combines a dystopian world with Shiba Inus.

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Journey to the Savage Planet: Hot Garbage DLC — Vacation Cancelled

Bryan Taylor May 7, 2020 0

Does the Journey to the Savage Planet: Hot Garbage DLC offer new heights for our spacefaring hero’s adventure or just end up feeling mostly recycled?

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Wartile is a Real Time Board Game with an unusually authentic look

Matthew Smail May 7, 2020 0

When I think of board game adaptations, I put them into two camps: those which retain a near-exact replica of the game that inspired them, and those which simply take the IP and produce a completely different sort of game. Wartile, which…

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Pong Quest is much more than just Pong

Terry Jeffryes May 6, 2020 0

A new entry in the long-running Pong series has released in the form of Pong Quest, but as you might imagine from the name, it's not just a game of a ball and two paddles now.

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Freakout: Calamity TV Show — Just how calamitous is it?

Rob Covell May 5, 2020 0

The environments are very hard to navigate due to the camera. It’s often difficult to tell if something is an obstacle until you run into it, and considering how fast-paced this is, that’s pretty much a death sentence. Enemies can often…

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In a world of inequality, Children of Zodiarcs delivers a strong message

Matthew Smail May 5, 2020 0

Having played about five hours of Children of Zodiarcs, I feel like I’ve barely even scratched the surface. This Kickstarter funded tactical role-playing game from Cardboard Utopia hits all the right notes for me, with deck building, dice…

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The Wind and Wilting Blossom — Art and War

Matt Fuller May 4, 2020 0

I’m definitely no expert in it, but I do enjoy some Japanese culture. Give me some ramen and ill scoff it down in seconds. Good anime? I'll binge watch it all day. But good Japanese games are my bread and butter. Whether they are from…

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Tharsis — Our Survival or Humanity?

Hira May 3, 2020 0

Tharsis presents an interesting take on board game mechanics in a mission to Mars in video game format. There's cannibalism too.

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Vampire: The Masquerade — Coteries of New York is a visual novel lacking in bite

Matthew Smail May 2, 2020 13

While it should probably pain me slightly to admit it considering the game I’ve just spent the last six or seven hours with (Vampire: The Masquerade - The Coteries of New York), I’ve never really been a fan of digital graphic novels.…

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Moving Out — Cooperative Chaos

Alex Wilmot May 1, 2020 0

It all begins with you Immediately thrown into a tutorial so that you can gain your certification as a Furniture Arrangement & Relocation Technician (FART).

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Daymare 1998 — Reminiscent Evil

Alex Wilmot Apr 28, 2020 0

The close quarters encounters afforded by the Hexacore facility and the hospital within Keen Sight are perfect sweat-inducing environments for games like Daymare 1998 and the enemies move swiftly enough to make poor decisions costly on your…

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Shaolin vs WuTang — Way of the Dragon

Alex Wilmot Apr 22, 2020 0

Shaolin vs WuTang focusses completely on its actions, styles and the movements of its characters in the “one vs one” fighting game premise made popular by Street Fighter in the early nineties.

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Moons of Madness — Space Yawn

Alex Wilmot Apr 22, 2020 0

Moons of Madness is interlaced with a story you can take at face value as it unfolds in action but sprinting through the game from objective to objective will have players missing one of its key strengths, its narrative.

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Technotopia — Six Months On

Rob Covell Apr 20, 2020 0

The previously linear levels seem to have a little more scale now. Before it would pretty much be a case of move in a straight line and avoid the cameras, whilst now there are various side paths you need to take to unlock routes or…

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DOOM Eternal — Tips to Rip and Tear by

Bryan Taylor Apr 18, 2020 0

Prepare yourself for Hell with these tips in order to maximize your carnage and extinguish anything that dares to get in your way.

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Snakeybus — Part Snake, Part Bus, All Snakeybus!

Rob Covell Apr 16, 2020 0

Simple enough, but once you’ve reached that destination, your bus will increase in length based on how many people you brought with you. Before long, you’ll have a city spanning bus capable of collecting countless customers!

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Dreamscaper lets you fight your nightmares

Bryan Taylor Apr 16, 2020 0

Dreamscaper tells the story of Cassidy, a girl whose dreams and nightmares come to life in a vivid, alternative reality every time that her head hits the pillow.

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