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A few years ago, Humble Bundle had a hand in releasing one of my all time favourite independent games, Slay The Spire, a deck building, roguelike turn-based game where you climb a tower to destroy its heart. This year, the company is at it again with the release of a...

Aaron Price·April 14, 2020
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We don’t need to remind you that Call of Duty is possibly the biggest gaming franchise of the past decade or so, even though a lot of gamers look at the series with disdain nowadays. The weak campaigns (or lack thereof), the yearly releases, the ridiculous plots almost always portraying...

Leo Faria·April 11, 2020
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Releasing alongside the great but slightly flawed remake of Resident Evil 3, Resident Evil Resistance is a new “4 vs 1” asymmetrical multiplayer game heavily infuenced by the likes of Friday the 13th and Dead By Daylight, where four survivors have to battle through maps, traps and enemies controlled by...

Kyle Nicol·April 10, 2020
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I’ve said it before; whenever Arc System Works decides to either develop and/or publish a fighting game, they have my utmost attention, even if the game itself doesn’t look that appealing at first glance. I would have never thought that a fighting game with an eleven character roster based off...

Leo Faria·April 9, 2020
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In times like these that we are currently living, in which we are constantly looking for casual entertainment in order to divert ourselves from the chaos ensuing outside of our homes, I can’t stress how refreshing it is to play something as light-hearted and charming as Biped. Just like last...

Leo Faria·April 7, 2020
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When it launched back in 2017, Persona 5 was immediately regarded as one of the very best JRPGs of the current console generation and with good reason. It was bold, stylish and delivered an engrossing narrative to get lost in over the course of its near 100 hour runtime. Three...

Wayne Denor·April 7, 2020
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This curious title has a backstory that might actually be more interesting than the game itself. Disaster Report 4 Plus: Summer Memories is an adventure game about trying to escape a ruined city that just got hit by a massive earthquake. Ironically enough, this game was originally planned for a...

Leo Faria·April 2, 2020
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Capcom have been on a bit of a role recently; bringing the Resident Evil franchise back to its roots in Resident Evil VII and the excellent RE2 Remake whilst giving the Devil May Cry fans one of the best action games we’ve seen. It’s been a great time to be...

Kyle Nicol·April 1, 2020
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I reviewed a little “interactive movie” in 2018 called Late Shift by Wales Interactive. While being a good movie in its own right, with decent acting and an interesting plot, it had very limited gameplay. It reminded me a lot of old interactive FMV titles for the Sega CD and...

Leo Faria·April 1, 2020
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It’s only been a little over three years since the launch of the original Nioh and I remember it well not only because it was fantastic, but because it was only the sixth review Way Too Many Games wrote. Leo Faria (creator of this site) was the author of that...

Jordan Hawes·April 1, 2020
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I’ve always felt that there’s always a place for the mindless action game. The kind of game that eschews reinvention for simply delivering a solid gameplay experience. They provide a safe and dependable gaming haven where you know what you’re getting with no strings attached. They’re the perfect palate cleanser...

Thomas Medina·March 31, 2020
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Now this is something you don’t see everyday. There aren’t many games that give me such a hard time when I try to describe them like In Other Waters does. This is one of the most different and unique games I’ve played in years, but as you may already know,...

Leo Faria·March 31, 2020
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