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Back when I was a kid, it seemed like almost every popular movie had their own licensed game. Most of them were pretty terrible though. There were however, two games that really stood out to me as well done and fun movie based games. Those were Aladdin and The Lion...

Heidi Hawes·November 6, 2019
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Manifold Garden was actually not a game I intended to review as I’m, admittedly, not the typical audience for it. Not that I don’t like puzzle games, but they aren’t something I actively seek. With that said, I was actually very impressed with this title since it offered something unique...

Jordan Hawes·November 5, 2019
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I’m still puzzled that two years after the Switch’s release, the console hasn’t received a proper sequel or equivalent to what is easily the single most popular game Nintendo has ever conceived: Wii Sports. Especially since the Switch is actually selling like hot cakes, unlike the Wii U. I’ve said...

Leo Faria·November 5, 2019
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The best games come from developers that are working on something they are passionate about. There’s a feeling to them, something that sets them apart. Something beyond mechanics and graphics, something that gives it a sense of identity and purpose. The recent Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Breakpoint is a perfect example of...

Thomas Medina·November 4, 2019
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A colleague of mine, Leo Faria, was the one who first brought Spirit of the North from Infuse Studios to my attention. He described it as looking like a mix between Okami and Death Stranding. Naturally, this piqued my curiosity and had me scratching my head as to what kind...

Heidi Hawes·November 3, 2019
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Super Monkey Ball is one of the more modern Sega franchises I’ve always been curious about, but never got the chance to play. It’s not like I didn’t have the consoles those games were being released for, but there was always something else that was grabbing my attention, be it...

Leo Faria·October 29, 2019
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It will be a cold day in hell when a good RTS comes out for consoles. Well, 11 Bit Studios may have given us a reason to put on our North Face jackets and grab that Pumpkin Spice Latte. Frostpunk for PS4 isn’t just an acceptable port of the 2018 PC...

Todd Eggleston·October 26, 2019
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Cosmic horror has been making a huge return over the years in gaming and I couldn’t be any happier, thanks in part to games like Call of Cthulhu and The Sinking City being major releases in the past year. Moons of Madness by Funcom Games is the latest game to have...

Kyle Nicol·October 25, 2019
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When you think of the best games of 2016, which games come to mind? Overwatch? Titanfall II? Inside? Well, my 2016 could be summarised by two games in particular. The first one was Doom, a game that, to this day, is probably my favorite title from this entire generation. The...

Leo Faria·October 21, 2019
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I admit, I have never played a Trine game before The Nightmare Prince, despite it’s strong cult following. The series hit a rough spot with Trine 3, whilst experimenting with the series, so I’m happy my first game in the series is the one that puts it back on track.

Kyle Nicol·October 20, 2019
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After a five year wait and seeing the great things Codemasters has done with the Dirt and F1 franchises, I expected more from GRID. 2014’s GRID Autosport remains an impressive racer even today, and I was hoping that this reboot would carry the torch and expand the franchise, much like Dirt...

Thomas Medina·October 17, 2019
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I usually give Ubisoft credit for being one of the bigger developers who will frequently put out new IPs. Typically their first attempt always falls short of their grandiose promises, but they typically follow it up with a good sequel. We saw this happen with Assassins Creed 2, Watchdogs 2,...

Jordan Hawes·October 17, 2019
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