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Runestone Keeper review
Runestone Keeper is ideal for when you want a dungeon-delving, monster-murdering, experience but don’t have hours to spare. While the…
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Sentinels of Freedom review
As another multimedia spin-off, Sentinels of Freedom has its moments, but it’s also best enjoyed by fans of the property.…
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European Conqueror X review
Some developers leap across genres like a frog jumping from one lilypond to the next. But that’s not the case…
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Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics review
Every week, the Switch’s software library grows with an abundance of new games. Although there’s already an assortment of turn-based…
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Exorder review
With offerings like God Wars: The Complete Legend, Tiny Metal, Disgaea 1 Complete, Ambition of the Slimes, SteamWorld Heist, and…
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Armello (Switch) review
Quite a few developers have adapted physical board games into digital form. Australian developer League of Geeks’ debut effort incorporates…
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Dead in Vinland review
From Don’t Starve, Ark: Survival Evolved, and two-thirdsof the Risen franchise, being stranded on a remote island is a popular…
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Culdcept Revolt review
Adapting tabletop games into electronic media might sound like a half-baked idea. Board games are often the catalysts of magnificently…
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Trillion: God of Destruction (PC) review
While overlooked by scientists, the tenets of Darwinism have slowly crept into video games. In real life, numerous insects have…
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PC
Creepy Castle review
While older consoles regularly receive commemoration, eight-bit computers don’t always get the recognition they deserve. Owning a Commodore or Atari…
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