Kingdom Come: Deliverance

The open-world RPG is by no means a neglected genre – the last decade has seen major titles arrive at a steady pace from developers in the US, Europe and Japan, ranging from high fantasy […]

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Attack on Titan 2

In theory, an Attack on Titan game sounds like a great idea. The exhilarating speed of hunting 50-foot tall titans is unquestionably excellent in theory, and when the first game, Attack on Titan: Wings of […]

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Into The Breach

Do you remember FTL? The lo-fi, roguelike space adventure from 2012? Well, nearly six years on, Subset Games, who made FTL, have finally released another title. Into The Breach is likewise lo-fi and roguelike with […]

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Warhammer: Vermintide 2

Hey, get up. We’re leaving to go cleaving, so you better get your skull cracking glaive, or you’re getting left behind. It’s rat season, boy, and my trophy collection is looking mighty dusty. The only […]

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Moss

Moss is the VR game I’ve been waiting for. I’ve had some incredible, unforgettable experiences with VR so far with games like Resident Evil 7 and Superhot VR, but I’ve had an itch that was […]

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Bayonetta 2

“What would it look like if one witch went to actual hell to save another witch?” “What would happen if we kitted out this irritating dreadlocked kid with an even more irritating voice?” “Would it […]

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Bayonetta

Have you heard of Bayonetta? Probably, as this is like the fourth time it’s been released. Bayonetta is a divisive and extremely silly third-person fighting/adventure. The player controls Bayonetta, who is a mega-combative, sassy, sexy […]

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Secret of Mana

To my mind, a remake is called for when a much-beloved game is considered beyond clunky, and its design is as stale as three-day-old doughnuts, but the feelings that game invokes are still present. The […]

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First released in 2016 for PS4 and PS Vita, Dragon Quest Builders (DQB) has made its way onto the Switch. Mind you, it’s mostly the same game as before, just with some fluff added, but […]

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Lost Sphear

The old days of genuinely fantastic, innovative, hundred-hour plus Japanese role-playing games were an incredible high point for the industry, and many gamers top ten or best games of all time list feature more than […]

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