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Stray
Developer BlueTwelve Studios’ anticipated debut title, Stray, is finally available to play. Does it live up to the hype?Reviewed by Prans Dunn, -
Evil Dead: The Game
Grab your boomstick and your Homelite chainsaw hand, today we’re diving head first into the woods with Evil Dead: The Game! Does the latest licensed IP multiplayer horror bonanza have us hailing...Reviewed by Jordan Ryan, -
The Quarry
Supermassive Games is back with a new game packing the developer’s iconic mechanic that focuses on quick-time events and branching plot based on narrative choices. How well executed are these in...Reviewed by Prans Dunn, -
Citizen Sleeper
With a gameplay inspired by tabletop RPG mechanics and the characteristic heavy focus on the narrative from one-person game development studio Jump Over the Age, does indie title Citizen Sleeper...Reviewed by Prans Dunn, -
Trek to Yomi
Pick up your sword, samurai; we’ve got a black-and-white game to play. Will you embrace the path of the bushido in Trek to Yomi? -
Eternal Threads
Launching tomorrow on PCs and later this year on PS4 and Xbox One is Eternal Threads, indie developer Cosmonaut Studios’ debut title. Described as a non-linear, time-manipulating narrative Rubik’s...Reviewed by Prans Dunn, -
Norco
While Geography of Robots’ game Norco is inspired by the titular town of Norco, Louisiana, its blend of sci-fi and surreal happenings are far from something you’ll (hopefully) experience in the...Reviewed by Prans Dunn, -
Trolley Problem, Inc.
The (in)famous Trolley Problem has been gamified to test your moral standing; complete with voiceover judgement. Should you try Trolley Problem, Inc., which releases today, and feel awful in the...Reviewed by Prans Dunn, -
Ghostwire: Tokyo
Once a bustling city, Tokyo has been wrapped in a mysterious fog and has its inhabitants turned to spirits. In lieu of people, the Japanese capital is now populated with supernatural visitors; and...Reviewed by Prans Dunn, -
ANNO: Mutationem
ThinkingStars’s debut title, ANNO: Mutationem, is now available on Steam, PS4 and PS5. Set in a cyberpunk world with a striking 2.5D aesthetic, is it a compelling enough indie title to jack into?Reviewed by Prans Dunn, -
Aperture Desk Job
The Portal universe returns in the least exciting way, as a tutorial for the Steam Deck. Is the allure of Portal enough to still make it worth playing for those without a Deck?Reviewed by Stephen Malone, -
Dying Light 2 Stay Human
Stretch your legs and get ready to vault rooftops in the apocalypse as Techland’s highly anticipated zombie parkour title Dying Light 2 Stay Human finally launches this week!Reviewed by Prans Dunn, -
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Anacrusis (Early Access) - PC review
Anacrusis is a CO-OP shooter in similar vain to Left 4 Dead and Back 4 Blood. What separates it is that it has a very nice and pretty 70's cartoon artstyle. Something you might see right out of... -
Monster Rancher 1 & 2 DX
Monster Rancher 1 & 2 DX is a remaster of the original PlayStation titles released 20+ years ago... So how do they hold up today?
Seconded. The big boi ifixit is, in fact, "good shit"