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From the moment I first heard about Days Gone, I wondered about its reason for existing. With so many open-world titles and games that...
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I am hopelessly in love with Orik. SteamWorld Quest has heroes instead of classes - a handful of lovable clanking misfits, each of whom...
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When Forsaken launched, and the Drifter was introduced, I found him to be an annoying character with very little about him. After a few...
Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen Review (Switch)
While Capcom actually has a firmer grounding the world of RPGs than we give it credit for – Breath of Fire, anyone? – the...
Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD Remaster Review (Switch)
2001 represented an exciting time in video games, as the industry began a shift to newer hardware and started to move past the growing...
World War Z game reviews – Good and Bad News for...
With the World War Z release date having been and gone, PS4, Xbox One and PC reviews are starting to appear online.
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Generation Zero Review: Multiplayer a must to achieve maximum flawed fun...
Generation Zero succeeds and fails in equal measure (Image: AVALANCHE STUDIOS)
Generation Zero can be an intense shooter with magnificent scenery and menacing mechanical monsters...
Cuphead Review (Switch eShop) | Nintendo Life
It’s a well-known fact that teamwork makes a dream work. Console wars are all well and good, but when great games are made available...
The Padre Review (Switch eShop)
If there's one genre that truly feels at home in the interactive world of videogames, its horror. Reading a spooky tale from Edgar Allen...
Take A Tour Of Star Wars Celebration: Day Four
My Final Day: The unwritten rule of Star Wars Celebration: When you get comfortable with stormtroopers walking next to you, it's time to go....
Shadowgate Review (Switch eShop) | Nintendo Life
A good 30 years ago, first-person point and click games were a very different beast. These progenitors were brutal and merciless not just in...
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