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From the original creators of the XCOM franchise, Phoenix Point is a brand new IP. Directed by the legend himself Julian Gollop, this is his grand return to the strategy genre.

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·December 12, 2019
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This year has been a surprisingly great year for Halo. We got our first decent look at Halo Infinite with the Chief’s more classic design returning. We celebrated the 10th anniversary of Halo 3 ODST and now we have the return of my personal favourite Halo game: Halo Reach.

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·December 6, 2019
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The Sniper Ghost Warrior series has always struggled to find its footing over the years, being a series that has always been unsure of what it wanted to be, with the last one being a Far Cry clone of sorts that didn’t quite hit the heights of that series. However,...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·November 28, 2019
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Cosmic horror has been making a huge return over the years in gaming and I couldn’t be any happier, thanks in part to games like Call of Cthulhu and The Sinking City being major releases in the past year. Moons of Madness by Funcom Games is the latest game to have...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·October 25, 2019
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I admit, I have never played a Trine game before The Nightmare Prince, despite it’s strong cult following. The series hit a rough spot with Trine 3, whilst experimenting with the series, so I’m happy my first game in the series is the one that puts it back on track.

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·October 20, 2019
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Stela is a cinematic platformer, much like Limbo and Inside, and it’s not afraid to wear its inspirations on its sleeves. But does it live up to these sources of inspiration? Let’s delve into the world of SkyBox Labs’ Stela and find out.

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·October 16, 2019
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Cosmic horror and more specifically, games based on HP Lovecrafts novels, have been making a grand return. With Call of Cthulhu, Sinking City, and the upcoming Moons of Madness being the most noticeable recent additions. Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones is the latest attempt at a Lovecraftian RPG, with...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·October 16, 2019
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John Wick has become the best action movie franchise to come out of Hollywood in years, with great fight choreography, characters, and world building. It was only a matter of time until John Wick made his video game debut and Hex might be the perfect one to introduce Wick to...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·October 8, 2019
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Anyone that knows me would know about my love for Ori and the Blind Forest, in my opinion one of the greatest games of this console generation. With it now on Switch, I get to re-experience this masterpiece whenever and wherever I want to.

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·October 8, 2019
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The Darksiders series has always been fascinating to me, with its own unique take on the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and Darksiders II is without a doubt my favourite of the bunch. With THQ successfully porting the original Darksiders and Red Faction Guerrilla to the Switch, does Death’s journey make...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·September 30, 2019
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What The Golf? is pitched as a golf game for people who hate golf, and as someone who fits right into this target audience, I was really excited to try it out. Then again, I was also a bit concerned, as I felt like this was just going to be...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·September 27, 2019
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Survival horror is one of my favourite genres and it’s finally starting to make its grand return. The brilliant Resident Evil franchise turned itself around with Resident Evil 7 and the new Resident Evil 2 Remake. However, before the Remake a group of passionate fans were working on their own fan-made...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·September 17, 2019
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