Torn Away | Steam Deck Review
Any game that places you in the shoes of a child is bound to rip your heart out and stomp
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The Making of Karateka | PS5 Review
Digital Eclipse is my hero. The Making of Karateka is video game preservation as I’ve never seen it. The amount
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Fort Solis | PS5 Review
So-called walking simulators were pretty popular there for a while. Despite them becoming somewhat less standard over time, I’ve always
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Ultimate Chicken Horse | Switch Review
Imagine you’re a squirrel competing in a parkour race around a pyramid in Egypt. You’re about to cross the finish
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Crime Boss: Rockay City | PS5 Review
Have you ever watched a movie trailer and been interested purely based on how many big-name actors were in the
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Ashina: The Red Witch | Xbox Review
Point-and-click adventure games aren’t usually my cup of tea. I’ve never really been able to click with the genre, much
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Return to Grace | Steam Deck Review
Return to Grace from Creative Bytes Studios is a first-person walking simulator through a space colony with a lot of
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En Garde! | PC Review
En Garde! (exclamation point required) by Fireplace Games invites you to defy tyranny, defend the people, and use everything and
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35MM | Xbox Review
I have always loved first-person story-driven games. There has always been something about sitting down and following a narrative to
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This Way Madness Lies | Switch Review
I was obsessed with magical girls as a young, overly imaginative child. Their ability to attend school and also fight
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Dust & Neon | PS5 Review
Think of a gunslinger’s life, the difficulty and pain of it, and the sweet release that death must bring. Your
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