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IMMORTAL: And the Death that Follows – First Look
A side-scrolling beat-em-up roguelike. This is how IMMORTAL appears to be. Developed by Mishura Games, what can we expect?
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Tails of Iron gets Free End-Game DLC Expansion “Bright Fir Forest”
Welcome back, fearless travelers. The bravest sovereign rat of all time awaits you at the Festival of Leaf Fall accompanied by a…
REVIEWS
Inscryption: Sacrifices Must Be Made – Review
Esoteric ritual disguised as a video game, Inscryption combines two great passions: card games and finding ourselves tied in a dark cabin,…
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Make Ubisoft great again
How can a software house that lost its soul return well-liked to the gamers?
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Monster Hunter Wilds – The Announcement We Needed
At the end of The Game Awards, the announcement that everyone was waiting for comes out, Monster Hunter Wilds will arrive in…
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Cookie Cutter Review in Progress – Well begun is half done
We've already spent a few with Cookie Cutter, not quite enough to share the full review with you, but sufficient to provide…
REVIEWS
Don’t Scream: A Gem of Terror with Shadows of Uncertainty
Don't Scream is presented as a unique gaming experience, masterfully crafted by two independent developers, Joure & Joe. The game aims to…
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BIOMORPH – Release Window Announced
BIOMORPH is on its way, and the release window is just around the corner…
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Exil is more alive than ever and is about to return
A brief update from the solo developer of Exil, Napat Saeung.
INTERVIEWS
Interview with Max Trest, the 14-year-old Solo Developer of Astrolander
Our interview with Max Trest, the owner and founder of his independent game studio, Lost Cartridge Creations, and the solo developer behind…
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Baldur’s Gate 3 dominates The Game Awards by winning the GOTY and five other awards
The conclusion of The Game Awards 2023 declared the absolute triumph of Baldur's Gate 3, clinching the coveted Game of the Year…
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The “Exclusion” of Starfield from The Game Awards
The exclusion of Starfield from the Game Awards 2023 sends a strong message to the entire open universe genre.