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Blue Fire is the kind of game that initially catches your eye because it reminds you so much of another title you really enjoy. In this case, the inspirations from The Legend of Zelda are immediately clear. The developers themselves, ROBI Studios, don’t even shy away from admitting the heavy...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·February 4, 2021
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I’m going to be honest here and say right off the bat that I’m extremely disappointed with Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond. Quality, high-budgeted VR titles are few and far between, and with how amazing Respawn has been lately I was hoping this was going to be another Half-Life:...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·January 21, 2021
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Licensed games typically don’t have the best track record with providing quality content. However, some may surprise you like The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners, or they can be an over the top dumpster fire that ends up being endearing in a way like Fast & Furious Crossroads. Does The...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·October 19, 2020
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When I first saw the announcement for Windbound, it immediately reminded me of a mix of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Windwaker. Being a massive fan of the Zelda games, I was really intrigued by what I saw. Fortunately, Windbound is not a carbon copy of...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·August 28, 2020
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HB Studios has had a pretty successful rise to the top of the golf genre: a genre that hasn’t seen much love once Tiger went through his scandal, and EA dropped him from their PGA Tour games back in 2013. There have been some arcade golf games like Golf Story,...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·August 20, 2020
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To be honest, I wasn’t all that intrigued with Perfectly Paranormals first game, Manual Samuel, because I heard it was a bit frustrating at times and the gimmick was short lived. So when Helheim Hassle was announced I did write it off at first, that is until I was repeatedly...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·August 17, 2020
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I have been waiting for the release of Carrion ever since I got to play it in Devolver Digital’s E3 2019 trailer park outside of the Convention Center. I was thoroughly impressed with my demo and was joined by Phobia Game Studio’s own Krzysztof Chomicki, where I got to pick his...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·July 22, 2020
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I was actually just speaking with my wife (fellow reviewer and editor, Heidi Hawes) about the lack of fun couch co-op games lately. We were talking about how we end up replaying games like Gears of War, Halo, or a couple party games on the Switch due to the sheer...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·July 15, 2020
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There are a few ways that make real hunting a fun time and perhaps offer some thrills, even when there isn’t any. Being in the real outdoors, hunting, heightens all of your senses. Your ears twitch at the slightest noise and your sight narrows in like an eagle at the...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·July 8, 2020
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I was intrigued by West of Dead the moment I saw it announced at X019. Maybe it was the art style, maybe it was the stop-and-pop cover shooting, or maybe I’m just a sucker for Westerns. Either way, there was a lot that looked good about the game and I...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·July 1, 2020
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I was lucky enough to be invited to E3 last year, and the very first game I got to test behind the scenes with was Desperados III. In my preview article I was extremely impressed with it, so when the chance come along to play the final build, I most...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·June 14, 2020
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It’s only been a little over three years since the launch of the original Nioh and I remember it well not only because it was fantastic, but because it was only the sixth review Way Too Many Games wrote. Leo Faria (creator of this site) was the author of that...

WayTooManyGamesWayTooManyGames·April 1, 2020
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