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PS4, Windows, Xbox One
The Division 2
Live service games can be notoriously difficult to review. These games can drastically change over […]
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Switch
Yoshi’s Crafted World
The release of Yoshi’s Crafted World triumphantly heralds the eighth main instalment in the Yoshi […]
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PS4, Windows, Xbox One
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
Before Sekrio: Shadows Die Twice released to the public, almost two full years had passed […]
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PS4, Windows, Xbox One
One Piece: World Seeker
One of the principal issues I have with licensed anime games is that a lot […]
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PS4, Switch, Windows, Xbox One
Final Fantasy VII (Switch)
Even now, years after the PSX age, I never struggle to find people willing and […]
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PS4, Windows, Xbox One
Final Fantasy XV: Episode Ardyn
Episode Ardyn marks the abrupt end of FFXV’s DLC, with plans of future content for […]
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PS4, Windows, Xbox One
Dirt Rally 2.0
Dirt Rally 2.0 is, as you might expect, the second game in the Dirt Rally […]
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Linux, macOS, PS4, Switch, Windows, Xbox One
ToeJam & Earl: Back In The Groove
Who is this for? No, seriously, who is this for? Hey, hey, just a sec […]
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3DS
Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn
While it’s sadly undeniable at this point that the 3DS is reaching the end of […]
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PS4, Switch, Windows
The Caligula Effect: Overdose
Of the many things that can cause a blip on a gamer’s radar, hearing about […]
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PS4, Windows, Xbox One
Anthem
I haven’t reviewed a new release with EA’s signature seal of greed since Star Wars: […]
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PS4, Windows, Xbox One
Devil May Cry 5
I could have spent more time devising the perfect opening line, but I’ve been too […]