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Hands On With Virballs
Bolder Games’ Virballs opens with one of those wonderfully modest cinematics that you’d find in a PlayStation 2-era game. Here,…
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Paint and Punish in the Realm of Ink
Some Hades clones neglect one crucial quality: they don’t provide an arsenal that feels truly powerful. Fortunately, that’s not the…
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Hands on with Romance of the Three Kingdoms 8 Remake
Since its 1985 debut, Romance of the Three Kingdoms (often abbreviated as RotTK) has spawned thirteen direct sequels, each attempting…
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Galactic Glitch preview
Shoot! Grab! Throw! Dodge! There’s a decent chance that you already have a roguelike, twin-stick shooter in your Steam library.…
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Smurfs Dreams isn’t a Licensed Nightmare
When it comes to interactive adaptations, The Smurfs have struggled, largely starring in shovelware rather than anything that approached success.…
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Firefights in the Alt-Czechia Underground: Kvark previewed
Their hazmat suit might protect them from radiation. But it’s no match for a rusty wrench to the head. Sporadically,…
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Digital Dragons 2023: A Bastion of Indie Innovation
Before the pandemic instigated the cancellation of annual gaming conferences and this year’s E3 unceremoniously fell part, industry events were…
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First Look: Super 56
Step aside, WarioWare. Super 56 flings a procession of madcap mini-games at players, each employing a single-button control scheme. Moving…
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Riveting but Not Quite Revolutionary: An Early Look at Uragun (PC)
Uragun, the inaugural effort from Warsaw-based Kool2Play, imagines a dystopian future overrun by artificial intelligence. Currently in Early Access, the…
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Facing the Undead and Uncertainty in Ed-0: Zombie Uprising
If you only enjoy the kind of technically proficient but slightly sterile experiences offered by triple-A games, you might want…
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