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Ever since Rocket League came out in 2015, a lot of developers have decided to try to come up with the next big indie multiplayer title. A few of them managed to stand out, such as PUBG, while others got close but failed to stick to their roots like 505 Games’...

Leo Faria·March 5, 2019
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Some of you must have had a nightmare consisting on being trapped on an endless high school cycle for the rest of your life. Have you ever imagined that this could have been caused by a rogue virtual pop diva who wanted to save people from the hardships of real...

Leo Faria·March 5, 2019
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Sometimes it’s hard to remember that Dead or Alive is actually a fighting game franchise given how famous the series became for its volleyball spinoffs and the focus on its female fighters’ err, “assets”. Not only that, it is a very good fighting franchise which features a unique gameplay style;...

Leo Faria·March 1, 2019
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ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove was an extremely surprising announcement that had me taken aback for a few different reasons. My first initial thoughts were of delight as I have fond memories of playing Panic on Funkotron in co-op with my brother. I remembered how great the soundtrack...

Jordan Hawes·February 28, 2019
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Like many of you, I grew up with little knowledge of the Ace Attorney series besides the fact the game’s main catchphrase “Objection!” became a famous meme in the gaming circle. Being a dumb teenager back when those games were all the rage, I never felt interested in tackling them....

Leo Faria·February 28, 2019
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My experience with the God Eater franchise is admittedly limited. I’ve only played a dozen or so hours of Rage Burst on PC before. It was a highly entertaining Monster Hunter-like game that made a surprisingly good transition to PC. God Eater 3 is the first game in the series...

Kyle Nicol·February 22, 2019
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Video games are the preferred form of escape from the real world for many people, myself included. The beauty of this entertainment medium is that it can come in such vastly different forms. If you have some pent up aggression, you can blow off some steam in a fighting game...

Heidi Hawes·February 20, 2019
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Kingdom Hearts is indisputably one of the more cherished video game franchises of recent decades. The amalgamation of Square Enix’s RPG elements along with the eternal, magical world of Disney was a valiant and ultimately cunning move to fascinate consumers of a more widespread age range. It also happens to...

Baylen Marston·February 20, 2019
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NIS America is a company that releases games at an alarming pace, but unlike other publishers that focus solely on quantity rather than quality, the vast majority of their output ends up being pretty good and quite varied. Their first 2019 outing, The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince, is...

Leo Faria·February 18, 2019
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When I started playing Degrees of Separation, I assumed it was going to be another 2D Metroidvania. I love a good Metroidvania as much as the next, but when every other indie is another one of them, it can make one want for something different. To my delight, Degrees of Separation ended up...

Thomas Medina·February 18, 2019
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Five years in development and this is the game we got? In 2014 we got a tease for Crackdown 3 that promised a lot in the form of a new technology. A technology that would harness a combined power of up to twelve Xbox One’s. We witnessed some of the most...

Jordan Hawes·February 18, 2019
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There’s just something exhilarating about rally racing that other racing disciplines lack. Maybe it’s because it is just you and the track, with only your co-driver and quick reflexes being the difference between finishing or spinning out of control to certain death. There’s no crowd cheering, no other racers jostling...

Thomas Medina·February 18, 2019
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