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Anyone who knows me, knows that I’m a huge fan of puzzle games. This year alone has been an outstanding year for the puzzle genre with titles like Etherborn, Baba is You, and Horace. So naturally when I saw the trailer for The Sojourn from Iceberg Interactive and Shifting Tides, I was extremely eager...

Heidi Hawes·September 20, 2019
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Here at WayTooManyGames, I have to constantly deal with my American colleagues telling me that the sport in which we kick a ball with our feet onto a goal is called “soccer” and not “football”, as I grew up saying it both in Brazil and England. Then comes Konami with...

Leo Faria·September 18, 2019
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If there’s a developer I truly respect, even though they hadn’t developed a lot of fantastic games in the past, it’s Spiders. This team is comprised of just over twenty people according to their site, but they still try to craft large action RPGs with a lot of content and...

Leo Faria·September 18, 2019
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Survival horror is one of my favourite genres and it’s finally starting to make its grand return. The brilliant Resident Evil franchise turned itself around with Resident Evil 7 and the new Resident Evil 2 Remake. However, before the Remake a group of passionate fans were working on their own fan-made...

Kyle Nicol·September 17, 2019
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A caveman is casually living his life, minding his own primal business, when suddenly he discovers a crashed alien ship. Said ship’s pilot needs to fix it by harnessing a special stone located inside a nearby volcano, which will most likely erupt and kill everyone around it. It’s up to...

Leo Faria·September 17, 2019
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Devil’s Hunt is perfectly described through one of my experiences with an in-game collectible. As I walk through a run down parking garage in one of the normal looking Earth levels, I come across a flight e-ticket to Georgia. When I picked it up to examine, the lead character Desmond...

Jordan Hawes·September 17, 2019
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Platinum Games have, over the years, become one of my favourite developers of all time, thanks to their top-tier action, excellent gameplay and tendency to have insane stories and characters, from the balls-to-the wall insanity of Metal Gear Rising to the now legendary Nier Automata. Their latest game is their most...

Kyle Nicol·September 12, 2019
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My opening moments in Mixed Realms‘ Sairento VR left me disappointed. The early 2018 PC hit I had heard so much about seemed like a letdown. At least, that was my thought until I realized that I was playing the game entirely wrong. Sairento VR isn’t Superhot VR. It isn’t about moving...

Todd Eggleston·September 11, 2019
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Man of Medan is the first game in The Dark Pictures Anthology, Supermassive Games’ series of short horror stories. With their last four titles being for either PSVR or PlayLink, it is also the first true console follow-up to their PS4 entry title, Until Dawn, as well as their first notable...

Todd Eggleston·September 10, 2019
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Metriodvania and soulslike games have become irreplaceable gaming staples, so it was only a matter of time before the two genres were combined. That’s not to say that this marriage of two different gaming types hasn’t been tried before. I only mean to say that there hasn’t been many truly groundbreaking...

Heidi Hawes·September 9, 2019
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If the evolution of the species that would one day become Homo Sapiens had been left to me, it would have been extinct within a single generation. At least that’s what Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey, an action adventure game with survival elements from Assassin’s Creed creator Patrice Désilets, leads me...

Thomas Medina·September 6, 2019
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River City Ransom is one of the most famous beat ’em up franchises of all time, being a precursor to the genre alongside its close brother, Double Dragon. It has always had a much bigger following in Japan, where it is known as Kunio-Kun, but that doesn’t mean the series...

Leo Faria·September 6, 2019
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