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WayTooManyGames

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Getting straight to the point, NHL 22 is just another hockey game to me. That’s not necessarily a negative, there’s just more behind it the simple person would overlook. When you take the time to think about it, the primary focal point to any sports games to the consumer is...

Baylen Marston·October 19, 2021
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Is it just me or has Humble Bundle consistently been a great thing within the gaming world? Not only have they given gamers a great deal with their monthly bundles, but they have always strived to offer some spotlight to indies. Including great indies in these bundles helps exposure which...

Jordan Hawes·October 19, 2021
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Having grown up when turn-based combat was the norm, my excitement for Astria Ascending was immense. Not only is it beautiful, but I’m a nostalgia whale, and whenever I can reminisce, I’m there. From the many trailers that led up to release, there was a lot of promise. There were...

FerniWrites·October 19, 2021
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I want to start off this review by stating that I will NOT dive into a lot details about Inscryption‘s premise and plot. This is a game that is best enjoyed with little to no knowledge about it. I will talk about its first few hours, which do give you...

Leo Faria·October 18, 2021
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The original The Caligula Effect was originally released for PS Vita in 2017, but sadly, it didn’t make a splash. It was released way too late in that system’s life cycle and it had the unfortunate issue of coming out the same year as another JRPG starring teenagers fighting demons...

Leo Faria·October 17, 2021
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Here we are again with yet another outing by Humble Games, and to no one’s surprise, yet another excellent and highly polished title. The company has been on a roll as of recent, with games like Flynn: Son of Crimson and Dodgeball Academia. Their brand new title is UNSIGHTED, a...

Kyle Nicol·October 11, 2021
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Can you believe it has been nearly twenty years since Metroid Fusion, the last original 2D Metroid? This factor alone is enough to make me love the fact that Metroid Dread exists. It is a return to form for the hugely influential franchise. Not only that, it’s the first Metroid...

Leo Faria·October 10, 2021
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Humble Bundle’s publishing label, Humble Games, is known for its impeccable level of curation and the quality of its releases, especially considering how much they ask for their offerings. In the last few months alone, they have graced us with games like Dodgeball Academia and the excellent Mega Man Battle...

Aaron Price·October 9, 2021
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Upon booting up Tails of Iron, you’re greeted with what seems to be a somewhat dark, but accessible fairytale about a young mouse who’s destined to be king, since his father, the current king, is getting old and wants to abdicate. Upon completing a really boring tutorial and winning the...

Leo Faria·October 8, 2021
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Slay the Spire changed the roguelike landscape forever. This was a game that proved that you could literally make a roguelike out of anything, even a freaking turn-based deckbuilder. Turn-based RPG combat and brutal roguelikes feel almost like they have been almost meant for each other thanks to that game’s...

Leo Faria·October 8, 2021
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A Super Smash Bros. clone featuring Nickelodeon characters from our childhood. We’ve all been bizarrely looking forward to Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl for a while, thanks to its outrageous premise. Come think of it, that was the natural progression after Nickelodeon Kart Racers 2, making a Smash clone after making a...

Leo Faria·October 6, 2021
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Superbrothers gained some notoriety back in 2011 with their first game, Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP. It was a game that was truly one of kind, being a music-inspired cosmic adventure that was well received from fans and critics alike. You have to hand it to them, they certainly know...

Heidi Hawes·October 5, 2021
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