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Alan Wake II review
It’s Not a Sam Lake Game, it’s a Sam Ocean Experience Alan Wake II Platform: Xbox Series S/X, also on…
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GameSir G7 SE Controller review
If you don’t mind a wired connection, GameSir’s latest is one of the best budget Xbox and Windows compatible gamepads…
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Ed-0: Zombie Uprising review
Following a year in Steam’s Early Access program, the Xbox port of Ed-0: Zombie Uprising still retains a bit of…
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NeverAwake (Xbox Series S/X) review
Don’t sleep on NeverAwake, which provides an engaging, unexpectedly adaptable twin-stick shooting journey through a young girl’s psyche. NeverAwake Platform: Xbox…
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Catan- Console Edition review
Catan- Console Edition is a functional interpretation of the classic Eurogame that flaunts detailed visuals. But beyond that, the $19.99…
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Like a Dragon: Ishin! review
A Yazuka spin-off where you’ll sing, dance, fish, farm, and adopt animals when you’re not looking for your father’s killer.…
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Destroy All Humans! 2 – Reprobed review
Even those with no connection to the Age of Aquarius will have a good time breaking stuff as a bad-ass,…
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Bright Memory: Infinite (Xbox Series X) review
Building on its technically skilled predecessor, Bright Memory: Infinite retools the action, resulting in a brief, but thoroughly thrilling, single-player campaign. Bright…
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Redout 2 review
Like most sequels, Redout 2 intensifies the foundations of its predecessor. Earning a win was tough before, but with a…
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Sniper Elite 5 review
Rebellion’s latest is yet another long-range bulls-eye for the franchise. Like series star Karl Fairburne, don’t miss this one, especially…
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