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“If you did not success early, die and die again”, this was the message that the general survival horror game consist, but this is not the case for Song of Horror.

Zebuft·November 11, 2019
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The Outer Worlds had a lot riding on it, as Obsidian, the developer, had tasked itself with delivering what was to be some sort of spiritual successor to a certain Fallout: New Vegas which they had worked on. For the most part, they managed to achieve just that, but fell...

Nigel C.·November 2, 2019
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There’s been much ado about Death Stranding. You’ve seen all the trailers, the bits of information about the gameplay, the star-studded cast. There’s even that World Strand Tour going on, not forgetting the PC release. For most of you, the game is just another week off, before your tantalizing dip into this world crafted by Hideo Kojima. What...

Kit·November 1, 2019
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Could you really fill the gaps in your memory by venturing out into a vortex of certain doom? Who knows? As a Missing One, though, it’s not like you have much of a choice. You get drafted into the Expedition Corps with the hopes of recovering your memories. What lies...

Kit·October 15, 2019
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I have never had an eye for space, as I get reminded time and time again as I place tanks in a haphazard manner. I create unequal area zones, because of a weird, unplanned layout. I mean, at least my fish is fine, right? Megaquarium isn’t that generous, but hey, at...

Kit·October 11, 2019
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A bullied Ash seeks solace in his drawings and his outings to Denska. The town has been consumed by some “Darkness”, and he is rightfully warned away from the place. He’s not alone in exploring the place either. Bullies have made the abandoned town their base, and well, they send...

Kit·October 8, 2019
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Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch originally released in Japan 17 November 2011 for the PS3. Years later, we revisit Oliver’s journey to the other country, in upgraded resolution and frame rate (PS4 and PC only). The game is otherwise mostly untouched, so, how does this story go?...

Kit·October 4, 2019
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Good ol’ Marcus furnishes us with a story to start off Borderlands 3. Fame, glory, and carnage lies ahead for those on the path of the Vault Hunter, mostly. Back in Pandora once again, in a familiar yet new landscape, dive into the game and experience what it does best: lots...

Kit·September 25, 2019
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From the mind of Zero Escape series writer Kotaro Uchikoshi comes AI: The Somnium Files. The basic premise has you play Date Kaname, a detective who starts off investigating the killing of a woman at a long abandoned park. He knows her, as his Boss helpfully tells us. “I had to tell...

Kit·September 24, 2019
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Have you ever heard of a face threading water? The idiom means that you have made so much effort yet no progress is made. It leaves you falling to the bottom of the pit, well in this case, the ocean. Leaving you to fight with your demons and this game...

Sailor_Catara·September 19, 2019
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You are Vincent Brooks, 32 years old, in Catherine: Full Body. You’re relationship with Katherine McBride, someone you knew from high school, now reconnected. People are asking if you’re going to settle down. You’re not sure, so you confide with your friends at your favourite hangout, the Stray Sheep Bar. The...

Kit·September 19, 2019
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I wonder what’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Omega Labyrinth Life, if you’ve never heard of it before? Greek themes? Science? Dungeon crawling? Well, it’s got some of those, and a whole lot of jiggle physics. If you like anime breasts moving at the...

Kit·August 30, 2019
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