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Stupid Never Dies Review: Eleven Styles, Ten Minutes and a Girl to Save
The story follows Davy, a deserter zombie at the bottom of both monster and human hierarchies, who must topple KOM and take his Overtech to thaw Julia, the…
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Spirit of the North Review – A Journey Worth Witnessing More Than Playing
Trading combat and dialogue for environmental storytelling and atmospheric exploration, Infuse Studio's adventure offers a distinctive experience that is not always as polished or engaging as its world suggests.
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Well Dweller Review: A Little Matchstick in a Sea of Darkness
Well Dweller makes a striking first impression by bringing together elements that rarely sit comfortably alongside one another: the charm of a fairytale and the unease of a…
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Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse – Demo Impressions
Evil Empire, the studio behind Dead Cells, is making a new Castlevania set in 1499 with Rose Belmont as protagonist, and the free demo shows fast, aggressive gameplay…
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Stupid Never Dies Demo Preview: First Exhaustive, Electrifying Bite of GPTRACK50’s New Action RPG
Davy only agrees to take on the dungeon when he learns that Julia, the frozen girl he loves, can be saved by defeating KOM: it's that urgency, more…
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The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline Review – One Last Descent Into Hell
The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline takes one of the most recognisable works in Italian literature and asks a deceptively simple question: what if Dante’s Divine Comedy were more…
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Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Review – Asobo’s New Gamble Pays Off
A city alive with celebration. Masks hiding faces, identities, and intentions. Gondolas gliding through the canals of Venice, carrying the festivities forward as if nothing exists beyond them.
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REANIMAL Review: An Unforgettable Nightmare With No Place for Innocence
There are few studios that understand the language of nightmares quite like Tarsier Studios. Since Little Nightmares, the Swedish developer has carved out a distinctive identity with 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 can bend and calibrate with the…
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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 an entire console generation and, more…
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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 simply marks a space to cross:…
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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 question through an ambitious action RPG…