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If you like violence and gore mixed with an interesting take on American football then make to sure to check out this review on Blood Bowl 3!

Chris Jones·February 22, 2023
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Empire of Sin is a strategy and roleplaying game developed by Romero Games Ltd. and published by Paradox Interactive. The publisher has a history of producing great strategy games. Released in 2020, it had a great 1920s-era Chicago gangster setting. When it comes to Empire of Sin, it falls short...

Chris Jones·January 31, 2023
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When Leonard Cohen sang “I heard there was a secret chord that David played and it pleased the Lord,” he wasn’t talking about Hi-Fi Rush. However, that lyric encapsulates exactly what the Xbox Developer’s Direct show-stealer is: Tango Gameworks’ secret project that many gamers loved. Hi-Fi Rush nails the rhythm...

Daniel May·January 29, 2023
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Ever since Among Us burst out onto the scene, there was always one question people wondered. What would it be like to play Among Us in VR? So, allow me to tell you all about this argumentative, hectic, fun party game Among Us VR.

Chris Jones·November 30, 2022
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Since Bayonetta 3 launched, there has been a lot of discussion regarding its storytelling compared to previous entries. Despite some criticisms, the game amplifies familiar charming characters, action-packed set pieces, and satisfying combat, providing an almost non-stop thrill ride with only a few minor issues.

Joseph Repko·November 27, 2022
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Pentiment, a historical adventure game by Josh Sawyer and a small team at Obsidian Entertainment, tells the tale of a murder that engulfs a small Bavarian town and its nearby abbey. Despite some initial mixed impressions and quality-of-life issues, its strong narrative and period-appropriate presentation make it captivating.

Mahmood Ghaffar·November 14, 2022
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When IllFonic released Predator: Hunting Grounds in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, its impressive visuals and progression path kept me hooked, although it failed to see substantial growth in its live service elements and didn't receive high praise from critics. Fast forward two years and two games later, IllFonic is...

Eugene Schaffmeir·October 24, 2022
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Developed by Asobo Studio, A Plague Tale: Requiem is a stealth-based action-adventure game following the surprising success of its 2019 predecessor, A Plague Tale: Innocence. While the sequel meets and exceeds expectations in many areas, it unfortunately stumbles significantly in others.

Joseph Repko·October 21, 2022
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The Last Oricru, an action RPG that blends Souls-like elements with a unique narrative twist in the sci-fi/fantasy. Despite some rough edges, its standout feature is its intricate branching narrative system that rewards player choices.

Mahmood Ghaffar·October 13, 2022
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The Diofield Chronicle, combines RTS-lite gameplay with a party-based tactics system set against a backdrop of geopolitical and interpersonal conflict. Despite initial excitement, the game ultimately suffers from a lack of polish that detracts from the overall experience.

Ben Scott·October 4, 2022
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No Place for Bravery is a story-driven action RPG heavily inspired by Souls-like titles. Despite its technical issues and bland pixel art style, No Place for Bravery is a decent title with a powerful story.

Mahmood Ghaffar·September 21, 2022
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Naughty Dog’s remake, The Last of Us Part One, enhances the original with stunning visual and audio upgrades while refining the third-person gameplay, yet some PS3-era limitations remain despite improvements to the upgrade system. The game looks and sounds incredible, but the absence of Factions multiplayer mode, even with the...

Ben Scott·September 14, 2022
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