If Vampire Survivors released in the late 2000s/early 2010s, then Ground Zero Hero, developed by Rowan Edmondson and published by […]
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My Little League scouting profile would probably read as follows: “Tall, lanky kid with scrawny arms, no power, but good
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Beethoven & Dinosaur’s Mixtape, from well-known independent games publisher Annapurna Interactive, plays out like many classic coming-of-age stories. It’s a
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As much as I fancy myself a deeply strategic RPG or challenging precision platformer, I’ve got plenty of room in
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City-building games have fascinated me since childhood. As a curious kid, I peered over relatives’ shoulders as they arranged bustling
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The worst part about ChainStaff is that I’m not as good at it as I’d like to be. Every now
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Time to pull that beige trench coat from storage! On Thursday, Irish game studio Spooky Doorway and publisher Akupara Games
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When’s the last time you checked your words-per-minute? If you’re like me, then not since you last sat down with
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Kwalee and Funny Fintan’s new Y2K boomer shooter, Don’t Stop, GirlyPop!, is a nostalgic sensory experience for turn-of-the-millennium mallrats. Flip
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