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A player who buys Gallipoli for PS5 or Xbox on launch day will encounter a shooter where a fifth of the joystick's movement does nothing, without being able to do anything about it. No one should have to put up with that. If you're patient, play with a mouse and...

GamereactorGamereactor·August 24, 2026
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While Duskfade definitely harkens back to the early 2000s action platformers that defined my own and many others' childhoods, it does a solid job of fitting in with some of the stronger games of the genre we've seen in recent years, with fluid movement and stunning environments to explore. It...

GamereactorGamereactor·August 19, 2026
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The Bossfighters consist of huge mechanical behemoths modelled on classic arcade designs.

GamereactorGamereactor·August 13, 2026
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Balanced Mode: A compromise designed to deliver an upscaled 1080p resolution at 40 FPS.

GamereactorGamereactor·August 3, 2026
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Kusan: City of Wolves is a gameplay-focused game in the best sense of the word, built by four people who clearly understand exactly what 'flow' means. The story could have done with the same care as the combat, and the economy runs out of steam towards the end, but that...

GamereactorGamereactor·July 31, 2026
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My own rally journey was painfully short-lived. When every race quite quickly starts to feel like a pale rehash of the previous one, it really doesn't matter how many new special stages the developers throw at me. Motivation is replaced by sheer routine, and routine is the last thing I...

GamereactorGamereactor·July 27, 2026
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Aside from this and the constant loading between rooms, I really don't have much negative to say about Moss: The Forgotten Relic. The puzzles are great, the environments are stunning, and the mouse gives you hugs, high-fives, and dances. What more could you want? After turning the final page of...

GamereactorGamereactor·July 23, 2026
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Denshattack! is, in one word, cathartic at all levels. It's much more than it's cool concept, much more than its neat sights, more than the tight tricks and failed jumps; it's a whole that never stops giving, even after the 9 to 10 hours where you would have likely seen...

GamereactorGamereactor·July 15, 2026
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Hyperwired never quite reaches the absolute heights of the genre, but stands firmly on its own two feet. The short playtime prevents the concept from becoming overused, and while the game won't rewrite the history books; it knows exactly what it wants to be. Hyperwired needs no more than an...

GamereactorGamereactor·July 13, 2026
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Project Songbird is therefore a game I would unhesitatingly recommend, though not primarily to those seeking intense horror or action. This is a story about the person behind the creation, about the pressure to perform, and about the price that is sometimes paid for creativity. Had the game dared to...

GamereactorGamereactor·July 3, 2026
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Dark Scrolls may not be the merciless challenge its name suggests, but it is a cleverly designed, charming and highly entertaining action game that makes it hard to put the controller down.

GamereactorGamereactor·June 22, 2026
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It's clear that Claytechworks understands what the key ingredients of a good Zelda-like are, but they haven't quite managed to strike the right balance between them in this first attempt. They should have sprinkled a little more puzzle-solving into the mix and a little less combat. However, that's a minor...

GamereactorGamereactor·June 17, 2026
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