Captain Blood Review: A Treasure Chest of Fool’s Gold
There’s something tragic about a game that almost gets it right, and SeaWolf Studio’s Captain Blood is one of those […]
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Blue Prince Review: Full of Mystery and Addictive Gameplay
Imagine waking up every morning with a chance to rewrite fate. That’s the entire vibe of Blue Prince, a roguelike-puzzle
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‘Expelled!’ review: Protest posh principals and prove your innocence in charming, challenging whodunit
As a kid, did you hurriedly flip back to the start of your choose-your-own-adventure book to try for a better
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review: Not All Treasure is Silver and Gold.
Ryu Ga Gotoku Studios has consistently put out two to four games a year since 2012. Somehow, the quality of
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MACROSS -Shooting Insight- Review: Jack of all Shmups, Master of Few.
Shoot ’em ups don’t release often anymore, so we fans get excited when they do. You might recognize the anime’s
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Atomic Heart Enchantment Under the Sea Review: Darlin’ It’s Better, Down Where It’s Wetter
Atomic Heart was quite a surprise in the gaming world. I expected a BioShock ripoff but got something else entirely.
Sorry We’re Closed Review – Unapologetically Open for Biz
Despite my embarrassingly low scare tolerance, indie studio à la mode games managed to open my Third Eye. In the
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