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Post-apocalyptic stories in video games are tired, to say the least. Hell, they were already tired a decade ago, and the market saturation hasn’t slowed down in the least since then. That puts Wasteland 3 in a tricky position: it’s the continuation of a series that dates back to 1988...
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– Matt S. Editor-in-ChiefFind me on Twitter: @mattsainsbThe critic was provided a code for the purposes of review.
Inertial Drift is gorgeous. More than just a racing game, it’s a set of systems for player expression, putting them right in the shoes of a hotshot rookie on the warpath to becoming a drifting master. Although the controls are complex on paper, they’re easy to pick up and feel...
Coming to Captain Tsubasa as a fan of football, but knowing nothing of the anime and manga, I had no idea what to expect from this game, but I was more than impressed. Tamsoft, a company better know for little skirts-and-panties games like Senran Kagura, spinoff Hyperdimension Neptunia titles, Onechanbara...
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There’s a good number of levels and the challenge is stiff enough that you’ll be plugging at it for quite some time. Here Be Dragons is limited, though. It’s not as funny as it wants to be, claiming to be a satire, but failing to satirise anything, and it’s not...
– Matt S. Editor-in-ChiefFind me on Twitter: @mattsainsbThe critic was provided a code for the purposes of this review.
– Matt S. Editor-in-ChiefFind me on Twitter: @mattsainsbThe critic was provided a code for the purposes of this review.
– Matt S. Editor-in-ChiefFind me on Twitter: @mattsainsbThe critic was provided a code for the purposes of this review.
This tedium would be unacceptable in an action game, but Windbound is a survival game. In survival games, death is supposed to mean something. Loss of progress represents the stakes; repetition is the barrier of entry. For players ready to take that plunge, there are some far-and-few-between moments of Windbound...
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