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Adaptations and interpretations of H.P. Lovecraft’s works are plentiful and everywhere. In games, we have the likes of Call of Cthulhu or Alone in the Dark, which drew incredibly heavily on the Lovecraft Mythos. Whilst masterpieces such as SOMA, which don’t directly adapt the mythology are based heavily on it,...

Kyle Nicol·April 16, 2026
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The octopus is one of the most fascinating creatures on our planet. Masters of camouflage, these invertebrates can hide from even the most blood-thirsty of predators. Their intelligence is undeniable, being able to escape captivity in frequently surprising ways. So how would a cephalopod manage in an environment other than...

Heidi Hawes·April 15, 2026
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I guess we are currently living in bittersweet days for fans of the Legacy of Kain games. After two decades without any kind of new entry or re-release, the remasters of the Soul Reaver games arrived like a torpedo of joy, bringing two of the most impressive gothic action games...

Leo Faria·April 13, 2026
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We usually play videogames in order to perform tasks and feats we are not able to in real life, but the advent of games like Truck Driving Simulator and PowerWash Simulator showcased that even the more mundane tasks, those we can perform in real life but are occasionally too lazy...

Leo Faria·April 10, 2026
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Biblical Samson was known for his exceptional strength, which came from his long hair. Once his hair was cut, he became weak. In the game by Liquid Swords nothing needs to be cut – this version of Samson is already weak from the outset.

Dagmara·April 9, 2026
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There I was, casually looking at WTMG’s email inbox, when I receive a message that starts off with the following sentence: “new game by the creator of GoldenEye and TimeSplitters“. Boy, what a way to catch my attention. PQube was announcing a game by the new studio founded by David...

Leo Faria·April 8, 2026
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In The Occultist, you play as Alan Rebels, a professional paranormal investigator who visits the abandoned British island of Godstone to find out what happened to his father. Things quickly get complicated and take on a supernatural tone. Before you know it, you’re cutting down a hanged man from a...

Dagmara·April 7, 2026
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Back in the 90s, there was an insane number of challengers all trying to claim the beat ’em up crown. For every Streets of Rage, Final Fight, or X-Men that nailed what made the genre click, there were plenty that just didn’t quite get it. Rushing Beat, known outside Japan...

andrewcamac·April 6, 2026
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Humans are messy creatures. We can love fiercely or devastate others. We can have wildly skewed impressions of others, as well as ourselves. Because we tend to feel things so powerfully, we can often feel lost within our own lives. For many, this is where having a good therapist can...

Heidi Hawes·April 1, 2026
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I’ve never really admitted to being a fan of Diablo-like games. In fact, I’ve often found them overly simplistic and incredibly time-consuming. And yet, every time I pick up another title in the genre, something strange happens – I get completely hooked and can’t pull myself away. Dragonkin: The Banished...

Dagmara·April 1, 2026
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I would like to start off my review for Super Meat Boy 3D by apologizing to each of the developers’ mothers. Ladies, I know you have nothing to do with this game’s development, but boy, did I curse you whilst playing it. My bad. Blame your children’s creation. What was...

Leo Faria·March 30, 2026
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*Editors Note: “After review I did a bit more research on the PS4 version of Kena: Bridge of Spirits on PS5 and it does use PS5’s Game Boost, however, that only stabilizes the 30fps framerate. Version Limitation: While it runs better, it remains the PS4 version, meaning it lacks the...

Jordan Hawes·March 26, 2026
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