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If you've enjoyed similar games, Simulacra will be right up your street. Its story is creepy and unpredictable, with the variety in gameplay keeping you engaged, even if it drags towards the end.

TwinfiniteTwinfinite·December 11, 2019
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Initially revealed at PSX nearly four years ago, Golem was one of the most exciting games shown off by Sony in the early days of PSVR, boasting a development team made up of ex-Halo veterans and promising a fully-fledged adventure game.

TwinfiniteTwinfinite·November 26, 2019
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With Need for Speed (2015) and Payback, EA seemed to lose grasp of what fans looked for from the series. Awkward Fast & Furious style stories, slot machine upgrades, and live-action segments were not what was needed to make Need for Speed the biggest name in racing again.

TwinfiniteTwinfinite·November 18, 2019
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Looking back at the frustrating last few years, FIFA 20 is undeniably the biggest step forward the series has taken for a while, particularly in terms of new content.

TwinfiniteTwinfinite·September 27, 2019
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Spiders’ last couple of games, Bound by Flame and The Technomancer, have been flawed but showed signs of promise and originality. Greedfall, the studio’s new title, is not only a step forward in terms of ambition, but also in terms of quality.

TwinfiniteTwinfinite·September 24, 2019
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Flight School’s Creature in the Well is a curious mix familiar gameplay features. It’s being sold as a pinball inspired dungeon crawler, but there’s more to it than that.

TwinfiniteTwinfinite·September 5, 2019
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To tie in with the release of the new co-op Wolfenstein spin-off Youngblood, Bethesda has continued their trend of releasing VR titles for many of their popular franchises with the launch of Wolfenstein Cyberpilot.

TwinfiniteTwinfinite·July 31, 2019
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EA’s Originals program has seen the release of a few great and unique games that couldn’t be more of a departure from the Battlefronts and Battlefields that we usually see from them. The most recent release under the banner is Sea of Solitude, which is a puzzle-based adventure game that puts...

TwinfiniteTwinfinite·July 12, 2019
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The first few moments of F1 2019 suggest that we’re in for a drastically different experience this year. Before you even get your hands on a Formula 1 steering wheel, you’re thrown into the world of F2, a second division of sorts that acts as a feeder system for the...

TwinfiniteTwinfinite·June 28, 2019
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Those with fond memories of Burnout Revenge and Takedown have been clamoring for a successor for years, especially with EA showing no signs of continuing the series since Paradise’s release more than 10 years ago. Now though, Three Fields, which is a studio made up of Criterion founders, are back...

TwinfiniteTwinfinite·April 8, 2019
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Linear first-person shooters are becoming a rare breed. With Battlefield V introducing open sandbox levels, Apex Legends being the follow up to Titanfall 2, and Call of Duty Black Ops 4 ditching the campaign altogether, there are fewer options than ever.

TwinfiniteTwinfinite·February 13, 2019
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13AM Games’ last title, Runbow, found success on Wii U with its unique style and fast-paced platforming. Its new game, Double Cross, moves away from the multiplayer structure, instead opting for a story focused, single-player action platformer in the style of the Mega Man series.

TwinfiniteTwinfinite·January 16, 2019
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