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Halo: Campaign Evolved is a great modern adaptation of Master Chief's maiden voyage. If the Bonus Missions are a sign of what's to come, I'm excited for the future of Halo

Andrew Stretch·July 27, 2026
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Avatar Legends: The Fighting game is a strong and competent fighter featuring iconic characters from the franchise.

Austin Suther·July 22, 2026
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Dive deep into a murder mystery where you'll have to track the movements of victims through a house to uncover the true culprit in The Incident At Galley House, check out our spoiler-free review!

Andrew Stretch·July 20, 2026
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Our Moss: The Forgotten Relic Review will let you know what we thought of this VR-free re-release of the classic mousey adventure.

William Worrall·July 14, 2026
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Does The Alters: Last Variable DLC live up to the fun and challenge of the base game? We explore new mechanics, a new story, and more — read our The Alters: Last Variable review to find out more!

Robert N Adams·July 13, 2026
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The Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarok expansion offers a lot of new content, eschewing story for boss battles.

Austin Suther·July 7, 2026
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EA Sports College Football 27 takes another leap forward with added customization, new playbooks, and player freedom. Despite some technical issues, it's the most extensive version of college football yet.

Erren Van Duine·July 6, 2026
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The Remake Of The End Of The Greatest RPG Of All Time is an escape room masquerading as a multi-level RPG about the final hours of a RPG, indie development, and fan backlash to treading on 'sacred ground'.

Andrew Stretch·May 28, 2026
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Mina the Hollower, being the hotly anticipated title that it is, does not disappoint. This retro-style adventure is one worth playing.

Austin Suther·May 27, 2026
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Echo Generation 2 continues the amazing worldbuilding of the original, introduces fun deckbuilding combat that feels like a puzzle at time, but fails to really bring together the multiple plotlines in an exciting way.

Andrew Stretch·May 27, 2026
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Fans of the visual novel games with drink-making mechanics like Tavern Talk and The Red Strings Club will be delighted with the game's heartfelt narrative, deep social connections, and chill gameplay loops. The lo-fi music completes the ambience and further immerses players in this world, making your late-night shift a...

Ashleigh Klein·May 18, 2026
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Directive 8020 does a lot correctly, but tends to get in its own way instead of letting the player sit in the uncomfortableness. The new Turning Point system makes exploring new outcomes a breeze.

Andrew Stretch·May 11, 2026
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