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Looking back at the frustrating last few years, FIFA 20 is undeniably the biggest step forward the series has taken for a while, particularly in terms of new content.

Tom Hopkins·September 27, 2019
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Ever since the release of the first Dark Souls we’ve seen near countless attempts to try and harness that same essence, although few actually have. Code Vein is the most invested I’ve gotten in a Souls-like game since Bloodborne, and after playing the game at multiple preview events over the...

Hayes Madsen·September 26, 2019
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Spiders’ last couple of games, Bound by Flame and The Technomancer, have been flawed but showed signs of promise and originality. Greedfall, the studio’s new title, is not only a step forward in terms of ambition, but also in terms of quality.

Tom Hopkins·September 24, 2019
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Two years after the tumultuous release of the original, Deck13 is giving things another shot, once again bringing players back to their unique, machine-driven dystopian future with The Surge 2.

Andrew McMahon·September 23, 2019
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When Sayonara Wild Hearts was first announced last year atthe Game Awards, I was immediately drawn in by the anime-esque art style, dreamy visuals, and all of the neon colors.

Greysun Morales·September 20, 2019
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Anytime a game comes around that takes a lot of inspiration from the Donkey Kong series it usually grabs my attention immediately. Alongside being the first platformer I’ve ever played, the action-packed, rhythmic gameplay of Donkey Kong 64 still holds up today, cementing its place as one of my favorite...

Andrew McMahon·September 19, 2019
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Let’s take a trip back to the 90s when I was cuddled up with my Game Boy and exploring the strange and quirky island of Koholint, collecting bananas from alligators and fighting classic Zelda enemies, but with a pet Chain Chomp. Yeah, Link’s Awakening feels like a fever dream but...

Greysun Morales·September 19, 2019
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A long time ago in the fictional land of Cvstodia, an event known as the Miracle (sometimes referred to as the Grievous Miracle) occurred. This incident transformed many residents into horrific monstrosities, twisted the world into a 2D platformer, and set the stage for the game Blasphemous, an indie title...

Aaron Greenbaum·September 17, 2019
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This might be one of the hardest reviews I’ve ever written, and the reason for that is twofold. One, I’m still not entirely sure just what to make of the overall story of AI: The Somnium Files. And two, there are so many good ideas here that are bogged down...

Zhiqing Wan·September 12, 2019
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Multiple times in Daemon X Machina’s story characters said something along the lines of ‘what is going on,’ and that’s about the best way I can encapsulate my initial experience with the game. It’s an overwhelming experience, and while that may initially sound bad, things only get better the further...

Hayes Madsen·September 11, 2019
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Flight School’s Creature in the Well is a curious mix familiar gameplay features. It’s being sold as a pinball inspired dungeon crawler, but there’s more to it than that.

Tom Hopkins·September 5, 2019
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Back at E3 2019, The Coalition’s studio head, Rod Fergusson, told fans that Gears 5 would be “less safe” than Gears 4. It wouldn’t stick faithfully close to the tried and true formula that Epic Games laid down all those years ago, but build and develop on it further. After...

Chris Jecks·September 4, 2019
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