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H.P. Lovecraft’s works have inspired countless of games over the past few years, but the vast majority of them follow the same principle: they’re dour, horror-themed, and center around losing your sanity. Examples include Bloodborne, Eternal Darkness, Call of Cthulhu, and The Sinking City. With the exception of the occasional...

Leo Faria·June 30, 2020
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Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia might sound like an epic name for a series debut, but this Switch exclusive is actually a sequel to a game originally released in 1998 for the original Playstation. I’d be lying if I told you I played this game back in the day. Even...

Leo Faria·June 28, 2020
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I have to say, that despite certain technological advantages prevalent in AAA games, indies continue to impress me the most. This is largely due to the fact that their studios aren’t pressured by large publishers to create something that will satisfy the broadest demographic as possible, and rake in the...

Heidi Hawes·June 26, 2020
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While we have officially received news of a new Paper Mario game that looks more true to the original, which is great news for fans who have been bummed too many times to get their hopes up ever again. With that in mind, why not take a look at a...

Aaron Price·June 25, 2020
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We live in a time in which looking at anything Electronic Arts does is viewed with a pinch of skepticism. They haven’t had a very good track record over the past few years. But you have to remember that they didn’t become a giant company from out of nowhere. There...

Leo Faria·June 25, 2020
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The last few months weren’t kind to The Last of Us Part II. This was a game that suffered tons of delays. Its developer, Naughty Dog, suffered allegations of putting their employees into abysmal working conditions (and if this is true, they surely deserve to be punished). Its script got...

Leo Faria·June 23, 2020
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I had no prior knowledge of Tower of Time prior to playing it, other than the PS4 announcement trailer.  The trailer had interesting visuals and music, and the gameplay looked cool.  The visuals kind of reminded me of the Diablo franchise.  I had never played it on PC so I...

Edmond Aggabao·June 22, 2020
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Pine Studios, the developer behind the hit Faraway series, is back with a brand new game. Another great addition to the Myst-like escape puzzle series, you might ask? The answer is no, although there are still puzzles abound. This time around, they’ve come out with a brand new IP heavily inspired...

Heidi Hawes·June 19, 2020
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Nowadays, the word “Darius” is mostly related to the Hootie & the Blowfish lead singer, but there was a time in which Darius used to be one of the most iconic shoot ’em up franchises in arcades and consoles. This was Taito’s answer to Konami’s Gradius, Irem’s R-Type and Sega’s...

Leo Faria·June 18, 2020
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What happens when you take the ultra-tight controls of Counter Strike Global Offensive, add a few heroes from Overwatch and put it together in a shooter? You get Valorant, a brand new hero shooter from the creators of League of Legends. But is it any good?

Kyle Nicol·June 16, 2020
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When I first came across the Kickstarter project for Summer in Mara, I was pretty hyped.  I was already on an ocean-high, having recently watched Moana. This inspired me to watch nature documentaries and play The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker for perhaps the third or fouth time. The...

Edmond Aggabao·June 15, 2020
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Video games based off of licensed movies or TV shows are notoriously bad. They tend to only be made for the sole purpose of being a cash grab piggy backing off the success of its source material. There have been a few notable exceptions, like Adventure Time: Pirates of the...

Heidi Hawes·June 15, 2020
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