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This year has been a surprisingly great year for Halo. We got our first decent look at Halo Infinite with the Chief’s more classic design returning. We celebrated the 10th anniversary of Halo 3 ODST and now we have the return of my personal favourite Halo game: Halo Reach.

Kyle Nicol·December 6, 2019
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Anyone who has worked in an office job day in and day out can attest to just how boring it can be. The daily grind can wear you down and even getting up in the morning can seem like a chore. There have been plenty of games in the past...

Heidi Hawes·December 5, 2019
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I have been very excited for Blacksad: Under the Skin for a little while now. It has so many different aspects about it that appeal to me. It’s based off the Spanish gritty crime drama comic Blacksad by Juan Díaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido. It features anthropomorphic characters in a...

Heidi Hawes·December 4, 2019
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I still have no idea of what’s keeping Harmonix from releasing a VR version of Rock Band for the PSVR. Rhythm games and virtual reality are a match made in heaven, as we have already seen with titles like Beat Saber and the Oculus Rift version of Rock Band. Deemo...

Leo Faria·December 3, 2019
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I love when a game shows up and makes fun of its genre’s most repetitive tropes in order to create something that actually feels unique. That’s why I’ve been looking forward to playing Heroland ever since my ridiculously brief hands-on demo at E3 2019. I saw potential in it, but...

Leo Faria·December 3, 2019
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Espire 1: VR Operative has been on my anticipated list ever since I got to play a slice of it at E3 2020. My impressions of that demo still ring true today as I’m playing the full game and thankful that the final product is as good as I was...

Jordan Hawes·December 2, 2019
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In the timeless words of Adam Jensen, I never asked for this. When I think of TV Shows that I would like to see get a video game adaptation, Narcos was never even a consideration. Netflix clearly thought differently, so here we are. In the XCOM vein of strategy, Narcos:...

Thomas Medina·December 2, 2019
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EarthNight was one of the most pleasant surprises back at E3 2019. I knew very little about that game prior to testing it, and was captivated by its fantastic production values and interesting take on the roguelike genre. A small indie title made by half a dozen people ended up...

Leo Faria·December 2, 2019
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Visual novel type games can be really difficult to make interesting. There’s usually very little gameplay elements involved aside from just clicking a button to move to the next page. Occasionally there will be moments where you can make choices that affect the story, but beyond that there’s usually not...

Heidi Hawes·November 29, 2019
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The Sniper Ghost Warrior series has always struggled to find its footing over the years, being a series that has always been unsure of what it wanted to be, with the last one being a Far Cry clone of sorts that didn’t quite hit the heights of that series. However,...

Kyle Nicol·November 28, 2019
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Some people prefer FIFA. Some people prefer Pro Evolution Soccer. I’ve always been the outlier. I enjoy playing my good ol’ footie simulators like anyone else, but I’ve always preferred the tactical side of the sport. The management and economical side of the sport. Maybe it’s the boring business school...

Leo Faria·November 28, 2019
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The year was 2016 and there I was, along with my son, making my way to Best Buy for their demo of PlayStation’s new entry into VR. Golem was a highlight on their banner and was easily my must-see game of choice. Unfortunately, it was also the one game that...

Todd Eggleston·November 27, 2019
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