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Puppeteer
Puppeteer puts platforming on the stage!The year will likely be looked back on as the Year of the Platformer. By the end of [...]
Outlast
Disturbing. Grotesque. Wonderful. Crafting a quality horror game that actually instills an intense sense of fear is an endeavor that doesn't [...]
Charlie Murder
Rockin' and knockin' heads. Indie developer Ska Studios has put out a bunch of great titles over the years, with The Dishwasher [...]
Blacklist should be commended for simultaneously trying to return to the series’ roots while keeping it relevant for modern audiences.Splinter Cell: Blacklist is a game that is seemingly unable to commit to anything. At times it’s a [...]
Killer Is Dead
The Job . . . . Killer Is Dead.The Job... Killer Is Dead.Killer Is Dead (KID) has style, of that there is no doubt. Developed by [...]
Tales of Xillia is a fun JRPG with an addictive battle system that tries to add a layer of strategy, but it doesn't quite nail it.The [i]Tales [/i]series of JRPGs has always been just on the cusp of being amazing. The battles are [...]
Returning to the shadows never felt so right. When it comes to the world of Shadowrun, having played the original Super Nintendo cult classic is like [...]
With just a little bit more polish, DuckTales: Remastered could have been a near perfect re-imagining of a gaming classic.1989’s DuckTales for the original Nintendo Entertainment System is one of the indisputable classics in the console’s library. [...]
Pikmin 3.5
Pikmin 3 boasts an insanely fun and rewarding style of gameplay.The Pikmin series has always been deceptive in nature. Whilst cute and whimsical on the outside, the games [...]
Platformers have enjoyed a resurgence in recent years thanks to a multitude of great games, yet Cloudberry Kingdom aims to outlast them all.There's just something about a good platforming game that sets them apart from anything else in the industry. [...]
Brothers in Arms.Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is a game of artistic and commercial pedigree. Chosen to launch this year's [...]
Dragon's Crown
Oh Vanillaware! Why dost though assault my eyes with such beauty and grace? Having only previously played [i]Muramasa: The Demon Blade[/i] out of all of Vanillaware's work, it's safe to say [...]
