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Platinum Games have, over the years, become one of my favourite developers of all time, thanks to their top-tier action, excellent gameplay and tendency to have insane stories and characters, from the balls-to-the wall insanity of Metal Gear Rising to the now legendary Nier Automata. Their latest game is their most...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·September 12, 2019
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I never played a Hotline Miami game before, so when the game was dropped as a surprise during Nintendo’s Indie Gamescom showing, I was excited. I had heard the hype surrounding it before. Turns out, the hype was right. Sold as a collection on the Switch, both games are now...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·August 25, 2019
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A game in which you have to infiltrate a cult and dismantle it from the inside sounds like the perfect game for me. There is so much potential for great stealth gameplay, disguise mechanics, and world building. Does Fellow Traveller’s The Church in the Darkness live up to the expectation though?

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·August 7, 2019
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The new Wolfenstein reboot series has been a genuine treat, providing great stories, characters, and most importantly, a ton of Nazis to slaughter. From the excellent New Order and decent enough New Colossus to the experimental spin-off Old Blood, I was pretty excited for the latest entry, Youngblood, especially since...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·August 1, 2019
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During EA’s E3 2018 appearance there was one game that caught my eye. A curious little indie title called Sea of Solitude. A dark game that promised to tackle themes of loneliness and depression in a new and interesting way.

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·July 23, 2019
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Red Faction: Guerrilla was one of my favourite games when it first launched ten years ago. With a fun open world, tons of weapons to use, and most importantly, a completely destructible environment that lets the players get wild and blow s**t up. The Re-Mars-Tered edition initially launched on other...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·July 7, 2019
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Gato Roboto is a 2D metroidvania-style platformer, developed by Doinksoft and published by Devolver Digital. Although to be fair, there is only one thing that you truly need to know about Gato Roboto: you play as a cat piloting a mech. Need I say more?

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·May 30, 2019
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From the moment I set eyes on A Plague Tale: Innocence, the latest game from Focus Home and Asobo Games, I knew we were looking at something epic. What I wasn’t expecting was one of the best story driven games that I’ve ever had the pleasure of experiencing since the...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·May 26, 2019
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Many considered the survival genre to be overcrowded, with numerous titles in the genre being released every year. Fade to Silence is the latest entry in the genre and it’s got some pretty ambitious goals but is it enough to stand out from the crowd?

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·May 19, 2019
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Giga Wrecker Alt is a re-release of a computer game that came out in 2017 that I had never even heard of prior to this review, despite it being made by none other than Game Freak, the same guys behind the Pokémon games. It’s an interesting game that, unfortunately, doesn’t...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·May 12, 2019
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What do you get when you take the office culture of a toxic workplace environment and mix it in with the horrors of Silent Hill? You get Yuppie Psycho, a brilliant little top-down pixel art survival horror title from Another Indie and Baroque Decay. Possibly my favourite indie game of...

I’ll admit that I was not expecting much when I first started up Operencia, but the more I played the more I fell in love with the experience, despite some glaring issues. There’s just something that draws you into Zen Studio’s captivating world of Operencia.

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·April 9, 2019
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