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Far Cry 6
In a decade, players have been graced with now eight distinctive Far Cry experiences from Ubisoft that all have a core focus at play: explore a massive open world as you slowly erode a dictator’s power until they can be toppled. Players have done this time and time again, from...
Indie space exploration games have had a bit of a moment in recent years, with everything from No Man’s Sky to Outer Wilds letting players tackle that final frontier. That said, most of these games are still rather fanciful, not really showing how challenging and intimidating venturing to new worlds...
I've got to admit that I've never been interested in cutting grass. Would I like to ride one of those monstrous mowers, recreating a scene from the classic film Caligula? (the link isn't wholly SFW, the film is highly NSFW) Yes, I would like to do that. However, Lawn Mowing...
There aren’t many things in this increasingly divided world that everyone can still agree on, but Planet Earth is one of them (the BBC series, not the actual planet – that’s as divisive as ever). Who doesn’t enjoy watching animals doing weird things in HD while David Attenborough gently narrates?...
In Sound Mind
Mental Health is and will always be a complex topic to handle. Novels, films, TV Series and Video Games; the world is full of titles that looked to tackle aspects of mental health and abjectly failed. Why did they fail? It could be due to either a ham-handed approach to...
When Death Stranding first arrived nearly two years ago, it launched at a time when I had recently lost my father to MS. For more than a week, I holed myself indoors and let the task of reconnecting and rebuilding bridges be my own coping mechanism. Because of this, I...
Sable
Sable has been a long time coming. First announced by Shedworks all the way back in 2018, it has more or less consistently made it into our Most Anticipated Indie list year on year ever since. Now we can all finally stop anticipating it because it's here, and it's great.
Appearances can be very deceiving in life and video games. At first glance, Kena: Bridge of Spirits, the first game developed by Ember Lab, looks like a very simple action-adventure game that doesn't have a whole lot going on outside of its gorgeous, Pixar Studios influenced visuals. In reality, there...
This might seem like a weird place to start the review off, but did you know that I am in absolute love with Rhythm Heaven? The pacing of the mini-games and the art style blend beautifully to make a very fast-paced and cute-looking game series that is easy to pick...
Aragami 2
It doesn’t matter how well you hide, there’s just no escaping the stealth genre these days. In addition to a steady deluge of dedicated stealth games, it seems like every other AAA adventure has the player creeping around at some point. Despite this stealth oversaturation, the indie ninja game Aragami...
Do I like RiMS Racing? As a fan of motorbikes, I do. It's hard not to appreciate a game that puts as much thought and attention into its core subject as this does. The question then is if I like RiMS Racing for its name? Well, that's a subject I'm...
Life is Strange is back, with new characters for you to fall in love with, new places to explore, and new powers to abuse. In Life is Strange: True Colors, you take on the role of Alex Chen, a young woman reuniting with her long-lost brother in the idyllic Haven...
