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Maid of Sker Review: The Sound of Death
4 years ago

Maid of Sker Review: The Sound of Death

Based loosely on the novel of the same name, the story of Maid of Sker is set in the 18th Century featuring a character named Thomas. He is led to …
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Ghost of a Tale Review: A Beautiful  Mousetrap
5 years ago

Ghost of a Tale Review: A Beautiful Mousetrap

Tilo, a mouse, has been thrown into jail and separated from his wife. Rats are basically the “hero” species that had defeated a dark force that was killing all of …
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The Occupation Review: Where Did the Time Go?
5 years ago

The Occupation Review: Where Did the Time Go?

Ever played an immersive stealth sim based in the ’80s that introduces time as your nemesis? Me neither. But if you’re planning to play

We Happy Few Review: Joy or Downer?
6 years ago

We Happy Few Review: Joy or Downer?

Happiness. People want the key to it; they base love on it, and they say that money can’t buy it.  Imagine if it were as easy as taking a pill …
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Aragami Shadow Edition review: A basic stealth approach
6 years ago

Aragami Shadow Edition review: A basic stealth approach

 

Aragami is a stealth game that takes a different approach to the genre. You play as Aragami, an undead spirit who is summoned by a girl (Yamiko) that wants …
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Hello Neighbor review: An unwelcome visitor
7 years ago

Hello Neighbor review: An unwelcome visitor

Hello Neighbor is a stealth horror game with an interesting premise. Rather than a dark asylum or haunted mansion or even an alien space craft, the game takes place somewhere …
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Ghost of a Tale preview: Hide and go seek
7 years ago

Ghost of a Tale preview: Hide and go seek

Whilst Ghost of a Tale has no official release date penciled in; I could really imagine settling down to play this as the nights draw in and with cracking fire …
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Spy Chameleon review (Xbox One)
9 years ago

Spy Chameleon review (Xbox One)

Spy Chameleon was developed and published by Unfinished Pixel on Xbox One. It was released on May 21, 2015 for $4.99. A copy was provided for review purposes.

Spy Chameleon title screen

If you would have asked me what kind of game I wanted to play before Spy Chameleon was on my radar, my answer would not have included a chameleon stealth game. So when Unfinished Pixel’s game was announced, it was with a raised eyebrow that I mused, “What is this nonsense?” and expected the worst when it came time to review. To my surprise, Spy Chameleon is unexpectedly fun and well designed (barring moments of chagrin while streaming on the XBLA Fans Twitch channel). I’ll venture to say the game will be underrated; many have been quick to dismiss the title without giving it an opportunity to prove its worth. The stealth genre isn’t for everyone.

Spy Chameleon has the player controlling a chameleon through many levels in the name of completing objectives. Naturally, those objectives don’t factor into the gameplay and are simply excuses to play. Every 15 levels a specific objective ends. Each series introduces more environmental hazards that threaten the safety of the protagonist. Fear not, though, the chameleon has an ability to change into four different colors to blend into the environment and avoid detection. Armed with this talent, the player sets forth to survive another day in the world of corporate espionage. (Note that all of my following comments are tailored to gameplay on hard difficulty; normal difficulty has slower-moving light beams, which makes it feel like a different experience.)

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Klei Entertainment announces Mark of the Ninja
13 years ago

Klei Entertainment announces Mark of the Ninja

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Klei Entertainment just recently released Shank 2 this past month and we really liked it but what’s next for the Vancouver studio? In an update today, they announced their brand new game Mark of the Ninja, a stealth based action game with a similar style to their previous games. They’ve pulled back the emphasis on hardcore action for stealth which you can see on their website. You can go through a text adventure with the end providing a teaser of some gameplay with the ninja utilizing the environment to trap a guard, catch the trailer after the break (thanks to Vox Games for that). Mark of the Ninja sneaks to XBLA this summer.

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Warp launch trailer has blood coming out of scientists

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If the headline wasn’t clear enough, the launch trailer for Warp has plenty of scientists exploding. But that little orange alien Zero caused that to happen which you’ll need …
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