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The follow-up to an iconic and pioneering game, Wasteland 2 was first released in 2014, with a Director’s Cut and new console versions released shortly after

Kirstie Summers·September 14, 2018
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SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy is a fighting game published by NIS America. It takes 14 classic femme fatales from the likes of the Fatal Fury and King of Fighte

Jemma Casson·September 11, 2018
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Combine a documentary on Iran’s 1978 – 1979 political revolution, with a family drama and you have 1979 Revolution: Black Friday, a short but powerful narra

Roy Ramsay·September 10, 2018
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How you feel about Freedom Planet on Nintendo Switch will largely be determined by what you loved and hated about the Genesis-era Sonic the Hedgehog games.Read More

Kirk Hiner·September 3, 2018
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Games about viking invaders usually don't have the minimalist, almost cute aesthetic of Bad North, but this game really makes it work. The simpicity of the d

Kirstie Summers·September 3, 2018
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The Messenger is everything that you want for the games of your childhood brought to contemporary consoles. Except that it has been released for the first time

Kirstie Summers·August 28, 2018
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Okami HD is a wonderful, exciting adventure that's beautifully presented. Although the paintbrush mechanic can still be frustrating, the Nintendo Switch offers its best implementation of any platform.Read More

Kirk Hiner·August 19, 2018
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Intensity is what you would expect from any good WW2 RAF strategy sim, and it’s exactly what you’ll get from Bomber Crew. This real-time strategy game chall

Roy Ramsay·August 15, 2018
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Minit is a miniature, minimalist adventure game where every life lasts for only 60 seconds. It takes heavy inspiration from classic Zelda, with a timed structur

Dillan Combs·August 15, 2018
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With an alpha first released on the Dynamic Pixel website in 2015, the Switch release of Hello Neighbor is definitely preceded by its reputation. Other than tha

Kirstie Summers·August 14, 2018
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Not a Hero: Super Snazzy Edition is a vulgar, violent game, but the pixelated and colorful presentation—coupled with its sharp sense of humor—help to keep the tone light. I was pleasantly surprised by the snappy, addictive gameplay when I first dug into it, but could that be maintained across 21...

Kirk Hiner·August 9, 2018
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I don't know about you but I'm always up for a good, out-of-date game getting an awesome, up-to-date makeover. It's a nice little nod to the fans and it's a gre

Kaelyn Daugherty·August 7, 2018
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