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Is the game slow? No! The game is fast-paced, which is great because it delivers the message without dragging or overcomplicating anything. The message of setting boundaries is wrapped up in a quirky, one-of-a-kind game that is short but fun. Does this game have a lot of replay-value? No, but...
If you're after a nostalgic experience, World of Warcraft: Classic is for you. If you're new to this wonderful fantasy setting, Classic WoW is also for you. And if you want to experience the origins of the most popular MMORPG in the world, Classic is for you too. Do you...
If all this rodent-filled fighting sounds wacky to you, you'd be right - Hamsterdam is a delightfully wacky beat-em-up in all the right ways. To quote head animator Derek Chow, Hamsterdam is "inspired by eighties kung-fu movies, the perspectives of The Wire, Amsterdam in the famed Pulp Fiction scene, and......
Just like in Legion, Battle for Azeroth will slowly get more content over time, with the main focus being on new raids. War Mode and Island Expeditions are a welcome new addition and the Horde and Alliance facing off against each other once more doesn't feel like a repetitive blast...
Smoke and Sacrifice certainly has the key genre elements (exploring, collecting, crafting), but perhaps it's the art that stands out most of all and a beautiful hand-painted world with detailed characters awaits. The style befits the dark gritty tale perfectly. The only downside is that despite being promoted as an...
Whilst the game hints at choices you could (or should) make, you are entirely free to either abide or ignore the hints. You are free to have affairs with other men or women. You can anger the church or insult your general. Some choices may be wiser than others, but...
Beholder is an interesting game which starts off as an amusing management sim before absorbing you into its riveting story, and it probably won't be long before you're questioning your own humanity thanks to the decisions it has you making. Every choice has a consequence, and even avoiding having to...
As far as amusement park simulators go, this is everything we would expect and more, and that isn't just the RollerCoaster Tycoon nostalgia talking. Equally strong in terms of both the management simulation and the park building, Planet Coaster caters to a wide audience. The various difficulty levels also make...
A couple of minor gripes aside, it's hard not to be enthusiastic about the release of Legion. With a smoother launch this time around, improvements across the board, and a team of developers that are seemingly more committed to keeping the game updated, Legion has managed to attract many new...
Reigns
With its low-poly art-style and swipe-based gameplay, the card-game seems deceivingly simple. However, the unforgiving yet highly entertaining gameplay will keep you coming back for more. Even though the game has only just launched, we can't wait to see what developer Nerial (hopefully) has in store for us in the...
At first glance, Starbound may seem familiar. Playing around with building blocks and endless gathering/crafting gameplay in a pixelated art-style is something we've seen in the immensely popular Minecraft and Stardew Valley (the latter is even published by Chucklefish). However, Starbound manages to set itself apart by expanding its gameworld...
In total, there are 40 levels in Zombie Night Terror. They're divided into four chapters, and each chapter ends with a powerful end-boss to defeat. NoClip has promised an additional 10 levels as DLC, as well as implementing the option to let players create and share their own. Whilst the...