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You’re ambushed by a monster. Your bullets do nothing. But suddenly, a masked warrior steps from the shadows. They strike at the monster with their shining blade. And right as they land the finishing blow, the monster cuts them down as well. Thus begins Hell is Us. Or at least…

Andrew Agress·September 26, 2025
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I have been deep in the Atelier series ever since I first got my hands on Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book. I have followed Atelier to the Ryza games as well as played Atelier Yumia, which was released earlier this year. The most recent one, Atelier Resleriana:…

Scott Adams·September 25, 2025
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Final Fantasy Tactics is one of my most beloved SRPGs of all time. It featured a strong political story, a robust job system, and challenging tactical gameplay. After years of fans asking for a port, Square Enix has finally answered with a full remaster titled Final Fantasy Tactics – The…

Scott Adams·September 24, 2025
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When a franchise like Borderlands reaches its fourth numbered entry, the question inevitably comes up; can it still surprise us? After sinking more hours into Borderlands 4 than I’d like to admit, I can safely say Gearbox didn’t just keep the formula intact, they expanded it, polished it, and finally…

James Clarkson·September 24, 2025
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It's that time of year again: EA SPORTS FC 26 is out (at least for Ultimate Edition owners), and I've been playing a lot of it. Prior to this year's version, EA had promised many improvements in this latest entry in their long-running soccer (football) franchise. The question is, can…

Jordan Andow·September 23, 2025
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Silent Hill f keeps the spirit of the survival-horror genre alive, but the key removal of Silent Hill itself makes it hard to call this a true Silent Hill game

Karl Smart·September 22, 2025
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Cladun is a series that originated on the PSP that used old-school pixel aesthetics to give a lot of customization to created characters. I will admit I did not know much about the series until we got an announcement for Cladun X3. I was excited to see how this series…

Scott Adams·September 19, 2025
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Here we are once again with Sonic and his friends, piling into vehicles that are faster than fast and battling for first place. And once again, I can’t help but laugh at the idea that the fastest thing alive (his words, not mine) even needs a car. Then again, I…

Keith Mitchell·September 18, 2025
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I’ve been waiting a long time for this one. As someone who’s been hooked on the Dying Light series since the very beginning, I’ve always loved its mix of parkour freedom, tense nights, and brutal zombie-slaying. So, when Techland revealed Dying Light: The Beast, I was instantly all in. The…

Keith Mitchell·September 18, 2025
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Each year, the NBA 2K franchise aims to raise the bar for basketball simulation, and with NBA 2K26, it feels like the series has taken another confident step forward. This is the most polished, immersive, and authentic basketball experience available, blending beautiful visuals with deep gameplay and an incredible variety…

James Clarkson·September 12, 2025
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Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is the sequel to the original 2019 hit, but by name alone. Many things remain familiar, but changes hinted at in the title are visible, audible, and tangible. Game Name: Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion Platform(s): PC (reviewed), PS5, Xbox Series X|S Developer(s): Marvelous First…

Kevin Kelly·September 10, 2025
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After finishing Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, I immediately wanted more time in the leather jacket of the iconic archeologist. Thankfully, The Order of Giants has arrived to whip up another Indy adventure. While it isn’t a full game or a sequel, the DLC offers a fun diversion from…

Andrew Agress·September 7, 2025
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