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Observer: System Redux is a very impressive remake that does much to make the original game even better. The story and characters have been expanded upon, and the new quests feel right at home and have some interesting twists that make the world here even more interesting.

Jeff Young·November 16, 2020
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Given that the horror landscape has changed and evolved so much over the years, with many often taking a page out of the original’s handbook, Rebirth simply doesn’t do enough to warrant the same level of impact, often feeling like just another entry in the series.

Jeff Young·November 9, 2020
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Maid of Sker is based on actual events, a story made popular through author R.D. Blackmore’s 1872 novel of the same name. While the game has some fantastic audio and video work to create a moody and downright eerie atmosphere, the save system and lack of being able to hide...

Jeff Young·October 26, 2020
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Trails of Cold Steel IV is the fourth and final entry in the Cold Steel arc, bringing together characters from the previous two sagas, in an effort to save the world. With much of Class VII separated from the group, and their teacher missing, New Class VII must band together,...

Jeff Young·October 23, 2020
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Cloudpunk is certainly a visually striking game, there is no doubt about that. Its colorful and neon-lit city, taking place during a dark and rainy evening, just pops out at you, begging for you to just explore. While the story and characters are more than capable of adding to this...

Jeff Young·October 23, 2020
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Genshin Impact is fun, and well put together, and just because you recognize some of the many pieces it’s constructed from, doesn’t discount how engaging and great the game feels, and the vast world it offers to explore. For a free to play game. the content you’re given access to...

Jeff Young·October 12, 2020
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Mafia: Definitive Edition is a remake that does a lot of things right, but stumbles when it comes to being a full-blown modernization. Its rebuilt visuals and script, all come together to offer up a truly engaging experience. But as good as the game looks, its dated gameplay drags down...

Jeff Young·October 6, 2020
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Hades is a blast to play from minute one, an action packed Rogue-like that rewards you constantly, and it feels like it never lets up on what you’re able to dig into. Every run is a joy, every death means I get to see my friends back at home, and...

Jeff Young·September 25, 2020
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Kingdoms of Amalur is the latest remaster from THQ Nordic. While it doesn’t have the same rebuilt visuals as some of their more recent remasters, the boosted resolution and framerate do make it the best looking version of the game. Sadly, the game is also loaded with a bevy of...

Jeff Young·September 22, 2020
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The Suicide of Rachel Foster can certainly deal with some intense topics through its roughly 3-hour length. Nicole, a character you’ll get to know all too well, has lived with the knowledge that her father had an affair with a very young girl, a young woman who couldn’t take the...

Jeff Young·September 15, 2020
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While the finished game is more functional, it’s still littered with numerous bugs, crashing at least once a day for myself, and a game that is lacking in polish across the board. That said, I’ve certainly found enjoyment across both its single-player campaign and its online offerings, but there are

Jeff Young·September 10, 2020
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Fairy Tail is an explosive and often humorous anime ripe for being translated to video game form, but this latest iteration just doesn’t capture the energy of its source material and the game suffers greatly for it.

Jeff Young·September 5, 2020
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