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Date Everything!
After receiving the Dateviators, the protagonist starts receiving messages from someone only known as "Tinfoilhat" who seems to be behind the situation. The powerful corporate leader, David Most, as well as possibly the government, is looking for these glasses now. Other than Tinfoilhat, the only person to know what is...
However, the first thing that struck me while playing this latest entry in the series is the fact that Mario Kart World's courses are incredible. We may not have the plethora of 96 tracks that we enjoyed by the end of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe's lifespan. However, it's important to...
Dune: Awakening
Dune: Awakening was dealt a difficult hand when it came to adapting Dune's combat for a video game. Shields in Dune prevent most projectiles from penetrating them, forcing people to resort to fighting with melee weapons like swords. However, sticking to this faithfully could have proven difficult for balancing encounters....
Nice Day for Fishing
The crew behind Viva La Dirt League (VLDL) have released their first game, Nice Day For Fishing, with help from developer FusionPlay and publisher Team17. VLDL has already immersed itself so deeply in online content creation through their skits, D&D games, and shows that even if someone doesn't recognize the...
Elden Ring: Nightreign
I've found that runs can go south very quickly unless every player is on the ball. Death is severely punished in Nightreign because if a teammate doesn't revive you, you'll lose a level and potentially all your currency if you don't run back and grab your stack of souls. Sometimes...
In key ways, Monster Train 2 is indistinguishable from the original, but it brings more content to tangle with, giving this no-less-than-essential sequel a victory lap quality. But who can complain? The first Monster Train game launched in 2020, and it gave Slay the Spire some worthy competition. Developer Shiny...
Playing as Kulebra, a skeletal snake who recently arrived in Limbo, your job is to help the eponymous souls find closure. Kulebra explores melancholic towns and bustling cities, chatting with NPCs and trying to solve their problems, but a more profound mystery is at play. Dark Souls proliferate throughout Limbo,...
It's hard to find any real complaints about DOOM: The Dark Ages. I'm eagerly awaiting the planned Campaign DLC, and in the meantime, will likely continue to search each level for secrets and try out each difficulty. The highest difficulty is a lot of fun for more experienced players, though...
In the first half or so of The Midnight Walk, each successive chapter introduces new puzzle mechanics, or iterates on the existing ones with new complications or special conditions. This keeps the game interesting, and ensures there's always something new to learn, even when the puzzles aren't particularly challenging. However,...
The Horror at Highrook
Eldritch horrors surround Highrook Manor, but they're child’s play for the four plucky investigators at your beck and call. Nullpointer’s sophomore release, The Horror at Highrook, is a new abstract RPG adventure centered on cards and a ticking timer, elevated by a finely woven horror yarn. Published by Outersloth (of...
Still, exploring The Continent is duly rewarding, even if navigating it is a little clunky. Most areas are constantly offering up side paths, usually culminating in some sort of optional enemy or treasure. The reward is usually a new Pictos, which, as I've already mentioned, are consistently useful and always...
Players start with three Skill Cards that serve as moves, gaining six more increasingly powerful ones over time, though the game limits how many they can bring into battle. Trinkets, weapons, and foods all also impact each fight and can be altered between missions to better suit what’s next. Some...
