Reviews

Imagine starting up a game’s sequel for the first and immediately getting struck by a strong sense of déjà vu. That’s what Asemblance: Oversight felt like at first. Some areas …
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Frost is a card game based on surviving a frozen wasteland. It is hand-drawn and the idea of the “frost” has been around for years. The creator could not think …
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Picture yourself and three friends in a line kitchen trying to keep up with the hectic orders. You’ll need to communicate and work as a team. Now picture that same …
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When Sony entered the handheld console arena in 2005 with PlayStation Portable, it borrowed a page from the playbook of the acknowledged handheld champ, Nintendo, and debuted with a puzzle …
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Card games can be intimating to gamers new to the genre, conjuring up the image of grey-bearded men in dimly lit rooms playing secret games where the rules are only …
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I hate it when I don’t understand a game’s title, mostly because it ends up being my only idea for a review opener. With no dialogue and little text, Mugsters …
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The Spectrum Retreat is a puzzle game with a mixture of mystery that takes an almost Groundhog’s Day like approach. Wake up, eat, go to sleep, repeat the same schedule. …
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Remothered: Tormented Fathers is the first in a planned trilogy of survival horror games. If Resident Evil 7 and Alien Isolation had a child, this may be what it would look …
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“Nidhogg” is the anglicized spelling of the name of the mythological Norse serpent Níðhöggr. This legendary creature was said to constantly gnaw on the roots of Yggdrasil, the tree that …
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Do you ever consider the idea of experiencing a situation outside your body? Sometimes the direct conversations we have with friends or family make us wish that we could see …
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