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Alice Bell

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The Callisto Protocol isn't that scary and has potentially annoying combat, but it would still be pretty fun if it didn't run like your three day old reheated takeaway.

Rock Paper ShotgunRock Paper Shotgun·December 2, 2022
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The Chant has some good enemy design and interesting resource management, but its psychic-horror weirdness just doesn't get weird enough.

Rock Paper ShotgunRock Paper Shotgun·November 3, 2022
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You wait 8 years for a sort-of sequel to your favourite Borderlands narrative adventure game and when one finally turns up it's an unfunny disappointment

Rock Paper ShotgunRock Paper Shotgun·October 20, 2022
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The more you play Overwatch the more you realise Blizzard thought of basically everything you might criticise it for.

VideogamerVideogamer·October 14, 2022
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Scorn's dreadful bio-mechanical world is a fantastic example of horror design and level design alike, but its lovely mess of flesh is let down by messier combat.

Rock Paper ShotgunRock Paper Shotgun·October 14, 2022
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Return To Monkey Island might be playing the entire nostalgia hand, nevermind the card, but it's also a very good modern point and click game that makes a perfect new entry to a beloved old series.

Rock Paper ShotgunRock Paper Shotgun·September 19, 2022
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Steelrising has a great premise, and all the ingredients necessary to be a great Soulslike game. It just doesn't get the mix right, ending up all the more frustrating for how good it could be.

Rock Paper ShotgunRock Paper Shotgun·September 7, 2022
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Immortality is an ambitious and considered look at art, storytelling, film, religion, and many other things, but it doesn't quite catch all the metaphorical apples it throws in the air.

Rock Paper ShotgunRock Paper Shotgun·August 30, 2022
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Equal parts terrifying and amusing, Madison is doing some really great things with the first-person horror template. If only it had eased up on the puzzles a bit.

Silt has immaculate undersea monster vibes, but finicky puzzle solutions and ungenerous checkpointing make them hard to properly enjoy.

Chinatown Detective Agency is a stylish cyberpunk detective game with a wonderful cast, and it has a cool real-world aspect to puzzle solving. But it does feel a bit like doing homework sometimes.

More of that Assassin's Creed Valhalla Viking stomping you like, but with new magic, monsters, and a very nicely made world to play around in.