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Goat Simulator 3 Review

Goat Simulator 3 Review – Bleaterminator

Goat Simulator was released nine years ago and the world became neither better nor worse because of it. The game was hilarious, inexpensive, and offered…

Victoria 3 Review

Victoria 3 Review – The Missing Link

From Crusader Kings to Stellaris, Paradox Interactive masterfully translated the long ages between (factual) early middle ages and (fictional) space-faring future into epic strategy games….

Scorn Review

Scorn Review – The Flesh is Weak

Scorn is a horror puzzle adventure inspired by the disturbingly glorious work of H.R. Giger and Zdzisław Beksiński. I had to google that second guy…

Marauders preview

Marauders Preview – Exoplanetary Tarkov

Well-established hard-core extraction shooters like Escape from Tarkov and Hunt: Showdown are riddled with cheaters. It would be a severe understatement to say that they…

LEGO Brawls Review

LEGO Brawls Review – Barebones Beatdown

LEGO Brawls was Apple Arcade exclusive since 2019, but now the game is available on consoles and PC. What was essentially a mobile freebie you…

Sunday Gold Review

Sunday Gold Review – Maybe Bronze

How do you react to a splash screen proudly proclaiming that government funding assisted in the development of a video game? I feel an influx…

Thymesia Review

Thymesia Review – Bloodborne Lite

PC gamers: we want Bloodborne! Mom: we have Bloodborne at home. Bloodborne at home: They say that in capitalism, markets always correct themselves. PC audience…

Regiments review

Regiments Review – European Escalation

The eighties are universally regarded as an era of global prosperity, but few are aware that the world had few close existential calls during that…

Two Point Campus Review

Two Point Campus Review – Easy Does It

Two Point Campus is a goofy management sim made by a British studio that gave us Two Point Hospital. Calling it “sim” might be overstretching…

As Dusk Falls Review

As Dusk Falls Review – Dog Day Afternoon

Like many one-trick ponies, branching path narrative adventures had a predictable commercial trajectory. They peaked in popularity in the middle of the last decade, primarily…

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