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All in all, Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew is a really exciting experience, full of great ideas and atmosphere, but unfortunately held back by the limited resources available to the developers. However, the game was a great experience overall, and I'm looking forward to a possible sequel if they can...

GamereactorGamereactor·August 24, 2023
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If you want more content, I would suggest looking online so you don't buy something that doesn't live up to what you want. I got Necrom and didn't need or want to buy anything else. I'm personally a fan of the atmosphere in Necrom, and if you like Morrowind, it's...

GamereactorGamereactor·July 11, 2023
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However, Wildfrost is refreshingly well made and innovative, and quite addictive, so if you like a card game that never gets monotonous, then Wildfrost is just the thing for you. I think it is excellent entertainment.

GamereactorGamereactor·March 31, 2023
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Blacktail is a charming acquaintance, with the story in particular being cool to experience, but there are some criticisms that could be improved for next time if Blacktail gets a sequel. Overall, though, the game should be commended for the originality and fresh breath it brings to the open-world formula.

GamereactorGamereactor·January 6, 2023
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Scorn is a strange game. While being visually stylised, it demands a lot from the player, and you won't be getting any help from the developers. The only way forward is letting yourself get absorbed by the game's nasty, but also somewhat hypnotic, atmosphere which will help with grasping the...

GamereactorGamereactor·October 14, 2022
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So, all in all, Poppy Playtime is a good less than one-hour-long experience, where you get scared, but also have to solve some pretty inventive puzzles. The game costs around five euros, and I think that's an ok price for something that might lead to a bigger experience later on....

GamereactorGamereactor·March 25, 2022
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To summarise, Afterparty is a fun, bite-sized experience that lacks interactivity. The riddles are tremendously easy and the game almost plays itself. However, the story is really well-written, the graphics are great and the music is bold and fitting. It's a perfect game to try if you're not looking to...

GamereactorGamereactor·November 1, 2019
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One thing we found puzzling was how more and more waves came rushing in throughout the campaign with very little variation. Sure, the map you're playing on is randomly generated but that's just not enough to keep one's interest. Each run felt like the previous one and one had to...

GamereactorGamereactor·May 31, 2019
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All things considered, getting acquainted with The Forest proved to be rather enjoyable at times thanks to some exciting ideas, but it didn't fully click with us in the long-run. This horror-tinged survival adventure simply lacks the content needed to hold our interest over an extended period of time, but...

GamereactorGamereactor·May 17, 2018
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Despite offering plenty of atmosphere, it is difficult to recommend Black Mirror. It's obvious that the game has potential, but at the same time, it's hard to imagine that its flaws can be easily patched out, as some require a rather big update of the core experience. But if your...

GamereactorGamereactor·November 28, 2017
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Since the '90s there have been several attempts to revive Sonic, but even if some games have been good there's been little consistency. However, if you were looking for something that harkens to his origins this is it. In fact, the game is better than the original games at times...

GamereactorGamereactor·August 14, 2017
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