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The First Berserker: Khazan Review – A Ruthless Action RPG That Knows Exactly Where to Strike
Within the soulslike landscape, The First Berserker: Khazan stands out as one of the most interesting entries of recent years from a…
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Duskfade Review – Breaking the Chains of Time, with an Eye on the Golden Age of the Platformer
This title opens with a statement of intent: for a clockmaker, time isn't a line or an abstraction, but a current you…
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Halo: Campaign Evolved, the review: more modern, but not necessarily better
Halo: Campaign Evolved carries a responsibility few video games can afford to take on: reworking one of the titles that helped define…
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Helix: Descent N Ascent Review – A Supremely Entertaining Gaming Experience
The two previous articles already made this promise: Helix: Descent N Ascent would deliver hours of pure entertainment, and even the half-hour…
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Deaths of Peck Is a Lovable, Violent Little 2D Platformer That Really, Really Wants You Dead
What if everything we ever learned about death in video games was wrong? Think about the way we have been taught to…
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Killing Floor 3 Review: A Competent Co-op Shooter That Plays It Too Safe
Killing Floor 3 arrives with a clear and, on the surface, perfectly reasonable ambition: take the co-op horde-shooter formula that has defined…
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Maseylia: Echoes of the Past Review – A Vertical Labyrinth with Moebius’s Soul
Maseylia: Echoes of the Past walks in with its head held high, aiming to create a new 3D action/metroidvania. It also tries…
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Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Review – A Journey Worth Every Step
Every journey begins with a distance. A geographic, emotional, or even existential distance. In the universe of Death Stranding, though, distance never…
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Steelrising Review: The Night the Machines Took Paris
What if the French Revolution had been fought not only with muskets and swords, but with armies of machines? Steelrising answers that…
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DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations Review | Even Legends Can Fall
When DOOM: The Dark Ages launched, it was immediately clear that id Software had accomplished something far more ambitious than simply expanding…
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Hell Clock: Cursed War Review – More Than Just a DLC
With the release of its new DLC, Hell Clock showcases just how much it has improved since launch, leaving an even stronger…
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Impermanence: Building a Shrine in the Theatre of Ghosts
The most effective horror often rations what it shows, pacing its reveals carefully and skipping jumpscares or graphic scenes that arrive before…