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They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and I honestly cannot think of another game that is such an obvious and well crafted love letter as Oceanhorn. The game …
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A huge red robot, roughly the size of a double decker bus, crashes through a throng of enemy robots swinging his car-sized fists and smashes them into a thousand pieces. …
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Thunder Lotus Games originally brought wind of Jotun to the public via Kickstarter in 2014 where it was successfully funded by about $50,000. Jotun was originally released on PC a …
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The Final Station is a post-apocalyptic survival game with a unique concept: players drive and maintain their own train throughout the wastelands, picking up other survivors along the way to …
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Board games are having something of a renaissance of late, and I, for one, am delighted by that. Long before I first picked up a control pad, board games like …
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The humble platformer is one of the oldest and probably still one of the most prolific genres of video games on consoles today. So for one to stand out from …
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Valley is a first-person adventure game where the player uses the L.E.A.F. suit to traverse around the world of the game. The L.E.A.F suit gives the players the ability to …
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Most people think of iconic series’ like Super Mario or Sonic when describing the games that have influenced them the most. I can’t blame them. But most gamers will also …
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Kingdom: New Lands is described as a minimalist strategy game. And when they say minimalist, boy do they mean minimalist. It has minimal old school graphics, a subtle soundtrack, three …
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The falling blocks sub-genre of the arcade puzzle game sub-genre of the puzzle game genre has a long history including some of my all time favorite video games. While Tetris and …
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