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An admirably odd and confident golf mini-game/ARPG hybrid, brought down by a tedious structure.

Nic Reuben·January 28, 2022
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Strange Horticulture is part ideal life sim and part puzzle adventure, where running an arcane plant shop is quiet, meticulous, delightful, dark, and beguiling.

Alice Bell·January 20, 2022
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Whether you’re a newcomer or someone steeped in the history of the Neo Geo classic, Windjammers 2 is arcade action in simple and enthralling form, beckoning you in with a low skill barrier, dazzling art style, and an eclectic mix of characters.

Hirun Cryer·January 20, 2022
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An action RPG that has you shapeshifting through a colourful world. Despite that colour, and some really fun moments, repetitive dungeon-crawls mean you're not so much saving the world as clearing it.

Ed Thorn·January 18, 2022
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Despite a few flaws, Endwalker is a fantastic end to the current story arc of Final Fantasy XIV.

Danielle Lucas·December 24, 2021
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A striking and confident 3D platformer that's a real feast for the senses, but one that plays it very safe compared to Image & Form's more inventive SteamWorld games.

Katharine Castle·December 16, 2021
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So, some of White Shadows' individual parts are flawed, but I did really enjoy my time with it. If you don't really mind the game's simple puzzles and you're willing to ignore the exposition dump at the end, I'd recommend it. White Shadows offers two hours of creative, chilling designs,...

Kaan Serin·December 13, 2021
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An action-adventure that sees you topple big monsters with your rollerblades. It's stylish and oh-so-smooth when it gets in the flow, but is hampered by repetition.

Ed Thorn·December 1, 2021
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A quirky little tycoon game with enough weirdness to keep you coming back for more.

Jai Singh Bains·November 25, 2021
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It may not be a radical change, but it's still one of the best management experiences around.

Rick Lane·November 16, 2021
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Jurassic World Evolution 2 makes significant changes to the DNA of its predecessor, but ends up right back where it started: a magnificent feat of adaptation stretched over the bones of an inconsistent management game.

Nate Crowley·November 12, 2021
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After three brief hands-on sessions, I'm thinking it's a solid FPS with big-team hijinks, but it's the Portal mode that holds the most potential.

Ed Thorn·November 11, 2021
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