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I had the chance to test Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom back at E3 2018, and was really impressed by what little I could play. It looked and sounded great, but I really wanted to know if the entire game would wow me as that brief E3 demo. What...

Leo Faria·December 17, 2018
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Compared to others, my familiarity of Bendy and the Ink Machine was insignificant at best. Not knowing it was a game, my preliminary thought was that it was a show or concept ripped off from Cuphead. I remember seeing a plentiful amount of merchandise swamping the stores of Hot Topic,...

Baylen Marston·December 16, 2018
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Nairi: Tower of Shirin from HomeBearStudio is a point-and-click adventure game set in the city of Shirin. The game boasts a unique art style and an intriguingly strong narrative. I was expecting your run of the mill point-and-click game, however Nairi was big surprise for me.

Kyle Nicol·December 15, 2018
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Grief is one of the most powerful emotions a soul can experience and everyone handles it in their own way. Some people use humor as a way to deflect negativity from themselves. Some bury themselves in work or projects so they don’t have to think about it. Then there are...

Heidi Hawes·December 13, 2018
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We recently published an article written by our talented Jason Palazini, speaking about why he prefers tabletop games to video games. I have to say that he does make some very fair points, the most important being the lack of a social aspect in playing video games. Even when playing...

Heidi Hawes·December 13, 2018
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Even though the Switch’s library is already huge and widely varied for a less than two year old console, there’s one genre that hasn’t seen much love ever since the system’s launch: racing simulators. The only racing sim released in 2017 was Gear.Club Unlimited, a port of a successful mobile...

Leo Faria·December 12, 2018
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From the moment that Katamari Damacy Reroll starts and you listen to that bizarre but instantly catchy theme song, you know you’re in for a treat. The original Katamari Damacy was released back in 2004 and enticed players by pretty much being the weirdest game they had ever seen up...

Leo Faria·December 12, 2018
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When I played Super Smash Bros Ultimate at E3 2018, I wrote about how great the gameplay felt, but I wasn’t impressed with the show floor demo on account of the small number of characters as stages available at the time. Little did I know what Masahiro Sakurai was cooking...

Leo Faria·December 10, 2018
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As I booted up Just Cause 4 for the first time, I reminisced over about how much I loved the last game, despite its issues. Just Cause 4 manages to fix a lot of those problems and still keep it outrageous. I strapped a rocket booster onto a llama and sent the...

Leo Faria·December 10, 2018
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Darksiders is finally back after a six year wait since the last game. Under a new iteration of THQ and a new studio made up of developers from the Darksiders II team, this is a game we’ve been waiting for but never thought we’d actually play. This time we take control...

Kyle Nicol·December 9, 2018
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Earth Defense Force 5 did not impress me in the slightest when I first started it. Right off the bat the menu system is nothing special and the character selector gave me a glimpse of the borderline PlayStation 2 levels of graphics. See, I have never played an Earth Defense Force...

Jordan Hawes·December 7, 2018
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If you’ve been following us for a while, you’ve might noticed that I’m a big fan of shoot ’em ups. There’s just something about that genre that clicks with me: the simplicity, the designs, the stupid amount of bullets onscreen, the test of reflexes that the genre provides to players....

Leo Faria·December 7, 2018
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