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Kholat is a welcome challenging and atmospheric take on the horror genre

Don Parsons·June 10, 2015
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Heroes of the Storm is fun, but it doesn't have much to keep you coming back consistently.

Kindra Pring·June 4, 2015
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Invisible, Inc. is highly polished and hits all the right notes with nearly flawless mechanics, difficulty settings for everyone, and loads of replay value. The predictable story and lack of a fully voiced cast are the only glaring flaws in an otherwise excellent game.

Stuart Burns·June 3, 2015
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Not A Hero is a well made game that skewers the political elements it takes aim at with some excellent game play to top it off.

Don Parsons·May 30, 2015
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The Witcher 3 both meets and exceeds expectations, creating a game that will have a lasting impact on the entire industry.

Andrew Otton·May 28, 2015
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Technobabylon is definitely worth your time if you are into adventure games, or cyberpunk

Don Parsons·May 21, 2015
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A whimsical love letter to Super Sentai and a must have for a fan, though far from perfect in design.

Mark Richard·May 11, 2015
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A bit rough around the edges, and downright buggy in others, Shadowrun Chronicles has a lot of flaws to recommend unless you are a fan of the setting.

Technical hiccups and unclear directives keep Uncanny Valley from being excellent, but this 2D pixel survival horror title has enough eerie vibes and disturbing concepts to keep the player engaged.

A bloody romp through Castle Wolfenstein and beyond that falters near the end, but is still worth the price of admission.

Perry Ruhland·May 7, 2015
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Overall, a great series of fights and fantastic music and sound design ultimately let down by its lack of content in the long haul.

Shaun Joy·May 6, 2015
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Dead Synchronicity makes a generally calm genre exciting and cleverly blends old horror and sci-fi tropes into a stylish new post-apocalyptic tale.