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One thing I love about Devolver Digital’s curation is that they are always able to procure, support and release games that no one else would have ever given a chance otherwise. It doesn’t matter if it’s an actual marijuana dealing simulator, some ultra psychedelic crap revolving around graffiti, or a...

Leo Faria·January 21, 2026
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MIO: Memories in Orbit was first announced at an edition of Nintendo Direct way back in 2024, with an initial release window merely slated as “2025”. Despite being picked up by a bigger label, the game took its time to come out, and for a simple reason: it was an...

Leo Faria·January 20, 2026
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If there’s one thing I’ve always wanted is a brand-new Dino Crisis game in the same vein as the Resident Evil remakes. A highly polished and terrifying horror experience that will take the cult classic franchise and bring it into the new era. Code Violet, from the same team behind...

Kyle Nicol·January 14, 2026
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It takes a lot of courage to try to release a competitor to Nintendo’s Animal Crossing for the Nintendo Switch, considering how everyone and their mother bought the latest iteration in the life simulator back when it was released in the same day as Doom Eternal, way back in 2020....

Leo Faria·January 14, 2026
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Sometimes, I wonder if people would have better lives if we just let nostalgia remain nostalgia. We, as a species, love to wax poetic on the good old days, on how things used to feel and taste and smell. Some of it is fairly relevant: I haven’t seen an actual...

Oliver Shellding·January 7, 2026
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Lucasarts games are fairly famous for the “point and click” genre, putting out titles like The Secret of Monkey Island and Manic Mansion, but alongside them and the mountain of Star Wars titles released, they have also tried their hand at the first person shooter genre in the past, first...

andrewcamac·January 2, 2026
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Horror movie fans are well-aware of the Terrifier franchise, a series of low-budget slasher movies that pushed gore and violence to extreme levels, becoming massively profitable cult hits known as “those movies with the mute clown that make people vomit and faint”. Unlike most slasher franchises, Terrifier is also well-liked...

Leo Faria·December 19, 2025
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If there was a game we all thought it would be a massive flop and disappointment this year, that game was Assassin’s Creed Shadows. A clear case of Ubisoft taking too long to deliver what people had been clamoring for more than a literal freaking decade, the long-awaited “Assassin’s Creed...

Kyle Nicol·December 19, 2025
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Originally released as a Playstation exclusive back in 1998, R-Type Delta was a gem of its time. Owing to the release of a few polygonal competitors a few years prior, as well as the power and popularity of the PS1, Irem’s first foray into a polygonal shoot ’em up garnered...

Leo Faria·December 18, 2025
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What do you expect from a sequel? What makes one worth the wait? Most of the time, you want the continuation of a well-estabilished story, the addition of new features, more content, improved visuals, and so on. If a studio decides to release a sequel to a well-liked game in...

Leo Faria·December 15, 2025
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Is there a better mix of genres for horror and first-person shooters? I personally don’t think so, and it seems neither does developer Com8Com1 Software, who have released Bloodshed out of early access and onto console. Come with me as I boot my Nintendo Switch 2 and see how much...

andrewcamac·December 15, 2025
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Now that I have your attention, I’d like to speak with you about Pokémon.

Oliver Shellding·December 15, 2025
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