The Lost Child

Ever since playing the first Pokémon as a young child, I’ve always enjoyed monster-capture games. The thrill of finding something missing from your collection, the tactics of switching out members of your team for advantage […]

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Mario Tennis Aces

I always enjoy the Mario sports games. I’d play Super Mario Strikers over FIFA any day and can’t imagine ever playing a PGA Tour game when Mario Golf exists. These games don’t just consider “What […]

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Announced at E3 2018 as a free standalone adventure, Dontnod Entertainment introduced their newest entry into the Life is Strange franchise: The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit. In essence, Captain Spirit is intended to be […]

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Onrush

You probably haven’t heard of Onrush, a game that combines the framework of a racing game with some hero shooter elements and coated with severe X Games attitude. It’s a new take on vehicular combat, […]

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Unforeseen Incidents

It’s with an unshakeable sense of surprise I write you this review of Unforeseen Incidents – which is somewhat fitting, I guess, given the title. A point-and-click adventure, the first from a tiny, unknown indie […]

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Vampyr

Off the back of their previous titles Remember Me and Life is Strange, Dontnod Entertainment offers their latest work with the dark and mysterious action RPG title entitled Vampyr. As a pop culture mainstay since […]

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Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition

Ever since it launched, Nintendo has been bringing some genuine class A content to their new console portable darling, the Switch. When blockbusters like Mario Odyssey and Breath of the Wild aren’t kicking down your […]

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It’s been a busy few years for CRPG fans. After a decade-long dry spell, during which the word “isometric” was replaced by “action” at the front of “RPG,” tabletop nerds had resigned themselves to endlessly […]

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Detroit: Become Human

AI has been a hot buzzword these last few years. Looking aside from real-world developments like software-based assistants in your pocket and on your desk, or the stark warnings from those (like Musk and Hawking) […]

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Runner3

Runner3 is a rhythm-based platformer that fits into Bit.Trip series and continues the adventures of CommanderVideo. Overall, the game is very similar to the previous entry, with CommanderVideo and friends once again running happily through […]

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