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Set inside the mind of Kay, in Sea of Solitude you embark on an emotional journey of self-discovery. Kay’s loneliness has created inner monsters that she must reason with. The …
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Shadow puppet theater was thought to have originated sometime in the first millennium BCE. That’s a long time ago! It was a form of entertainment and a way pass on …
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The concept of an agency that deals with various intergalactic crimes can be quite entertaining. Like Men in Black, Double Cross follows the route of a mostly-human force trying to …
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If you’ve ever played Stories: Path of Destinies then you’ll be happy to know that Omensight is the spiritual successor. Tossing aside the comedy, things have gotten a bit more …
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You press start to play, and a message appears. It claims what you’re about to play is unforgiving and your hand will not be held through your hellish journey of …
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Set in a “voxel world” (think Minecraft), Riverbond has eight stages to complete, each with their own bosses and unique objectives. It’s a goofy action game that feels a lot …
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In the abyss of space, you play as a prisoner attempting to find parts to repair a prison ship so you can escape the nebula. Void Bastards is a first-person …
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Your family gets murdered. You gain access to time control, and will be visiting present and past versions of the world. That’s Timespinner. Centered around revenge and saving your family, …
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In the early ’80s, arcade gamers were happy to have moved past the era where games were black and white, or used tinted coverings on the cabinet to simulate color. …
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Normally when I see a free download on the marketplace, I don’t get excited. I always assume, and am usually proven right, that it’s just filled with paid content. I …
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