If you’ve been following the Xbox One release schedule then you’ll know there are a ton of game releases every week. It’s nice when one comes along that’s a little …
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Just like the Dark Souls games, I tried very hard to hate Necropolis. What’s the point of playing a game that feels like a punishment? The first time I played it, …
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The Bunker is a relic from a bygone era, and yet it seems to fit perfectly with what a lot of modern audiences want. Back in the mid nineties, home PC’s …
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With the likes of Rebel Galaxy, Starpoint Gemini 2 and of course, Elite: Dangerous, Xbox One owners are already well spoiled when it comes to high-quality, enjoyable space simulators. Nevertheless, …
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Like a veritable toy box, Toy Odyssey: The Lost and Found is a roguelike, Metroidvania style, action-platformer with some tower defense and RPG elements thrown in for good measure. We …
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We always want games to be different. Dear Esther has been offering people a different kind of gaming experience for many years now. This unique and alluring tale is actually a …
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I’ve never been fan of the term Medroidvania, the subgenre label that was made by slamming its two most popular titles together. Not only were the original Metroid and Castlevania: Symphony of the …
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I like a good walking simulator as much as anyone – in fact, I would say that I like them more than most. There are relatively few experiences in gaming that …
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Batman: The Telltale Series is back with its second episode, Children of Arkham, and the only word I need to describe it is — wow. Not since The Dark Knight …
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Back in mid-2013 Doug TenNapel launched a Kickstarter alongside Pencil Test Studios to create a new adventure game deeply inspired by his adventure game from 1996, The Neverhood. Read More