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There’s nothing quite like the feeling of pulling off a perfect run on a good track. One where there’s no margin for error. Where every corner needs to be taken at the exact right angle at the correct speed. One where the slightest mistake on the wrong terrain can send...

Thomas Medina·July 11, 2020
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Beyond a Steel Sky is the long awaited sequel to the cult classic 1994 game, Beneath a Steel Sky. Fans have been clamoring for a sequel for nearly three decades, and Revolution Studios did not want to disappoint. They once again brought back the collaborative efforts of Charles Cecil, creator of...

Heidi Hawes·July 10, 2020
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Last year’s F1 2019 was one of the best racing games released during this entire generation. Codemasters surpassed everyone’s expectations by delivering a game with way more content than its predecessor, featuring the Formula 2 entry-level series, as well as the franchise’s sublime visuals and gameplay. I was a bit...

Leo Faria·July 10, 2020
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Back in 2017, I reviewed Harvest Moon: Light of Hope, and was shocked with how bland that game ended up being. A series so well-known for featuring games that suck you in almost instantly having a title as undercooked as that one was really weird, but I now I understand...

Leo Faria·July 8, 2020
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There are a few ways that make real hunting a fun time and perhaps offer some thrills, even when there isn’t any. Being in the real outdoors, hunting, heightens all of your senses. Your ears twitch at the slightest noise and your sight narrows in like an eagle at the...

Jordan Hawes·July 8, 2020
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Are ya ready, kids? SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom – Rehydrated from THQ Nordic is a remake of the greatest SpongeBob game ever made. SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom was originally released in 2003, and despite its performance issues, it was met with acclaim from fans and critics...

Heidi Hawes·July 7, 2020
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A few years ago, Capcom commissioned Digital Eclipse, one of the best retro compilation developers in the business, to come up with a collection comprised of tons of classic Street Fighter games from the 90’s. The end result was a commendable experience, albeit flawed, as it was filled with repeated...

Leo Faria·July 6, 2020
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When it first got unveiled at one of the first State of Play conferences, Iron Man VR excited little to no people. I know it’s hard to properly showcase how good a VR game can be on a 2D screen, as well as in a short trailer, but I thought...

Leo Faria·July 5, 2020
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I always get excited when I hear that Humble Bundle is about to release a brand new game. They have had a track record like few others can boast about in recent years, with hits like Slay the Spire, One Step from Eden and Void Bastards. Their latest release, which...

Leo Faria·July 4, 2020
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With video games becoming more and more prominent in society, many developers try to come up with new and inventive ways to entertain the masses. Sometimes a new idea will come out that revolutionizes the industry. Myst essentially invented the exploration/puzzle genre, Demon’s Souls showed us that punishingly hard gameplay...

Heidi Hawes·July 2, 2020
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Minecraft has come a long way in the past decade. From going through its alpha and beta stages, to getting a full release, a Tell-Tale Games story, and even a movie. Yet, for some reason, Minecraft Dungeons still felt like it was completely out of left field when it was...

Aaron Price·July 1, 2020
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I was intrigued by West of Dead the moment I saw it announced at X019. Maybe it was the art style, maybe it was the stop-and-pop cover shooting, or maybe I’m just a sucker for Westerns. Either way, there was a lot that looked good about the game and I...

Jordan Hawes·July 1, 2020
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