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Gord review

Gord Review – Mudpunk

Have you ever contemplated living in the swamp village from the medieval fairy tales/games? Not being a hero, just existing as the pauper in the…

Pikmin 4 review

Pikmin 4 Review – Vegan Violence

Believe it or not, there is a first-party Nintendo gaming franchise that struggles with breaking out in the mainstream. Since its debut in 2001, the…

BattleBit Remastered Review

BattleBit Remastered Preview – LowPoly Bonanza

Multiplayer shooters on the PC are legion. Extraction shooters and battle royales are dominating the modern battlespace, lately taking precedence over more traditional forms. When…

Diablo 4 review

Diablo 4 Review – Desolation Row

In these uncertain, turbulent times, quality escapism is pretty much essential for individual well-being. Preferably, that distraction is something a person intimately recognizes and enjoys…

Amnesia The Bunker review

Amnesia: The Bunker Review – 3D Monster Maze

Frictional Games are undisputed masters of interactive dread since the first Amnesia (2010). Their signature brand of horror had always involved a defenseless amnesiac protagonist…

System Shock review

System Shock Review – Remember Citadel

Imagine being a caveman hunting a mammoth with a flint-tipped spear and bone arrows. Suddenly, a bright light flashes, weirdly dressed stranger materializes in front…

Humanity Review

Humanity Review – Mind Over Mater

Reading up on Humanity, I was vaguely expecting a simple puzzle game reminiscent of Lemmings 3D. What emerged instead was an arsenal of good ideas…

Darkest Dungeon 2 review

Darkest Dungeon 2 Review – Devolution

Delivering a sequel to one of the best games of all time was probably akin to flashing a faint smile to an executioner before putting…

Age of Wonders 4 review

Age of Wonders 4 Review – Positively Magical

Since the early days of tabletop gaming, a crucial prerequisite for fantasy role-players was imagination. The ability to weave stories and fly unshackled from the…

XDefiant Preview

XDefiant Preview – RCycled

What the world desperately needs right now is another free2play multiplayer shooter. Perhaps a simple Call of Duty clone, slated for the mid or late…

Shardpunk Verminfall review

Shardpunk: Verminfall Review – Ratapocalypse Now

Shardpunk: Verminfall is an impressive label that attempts to check several pseudo-cultural reference boxes at once. The “punk” evokes retro-futurism; its prefix, “shard”, serves to…

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