Author: Dev and Play Media
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Weekend PC Game Pass Suggestions #6: A Wall of Ice or a Plumbing Problem
Welcome back to our weekend hunt for smaller PC Game Pass games. We have quite the doozy for you today: a game where you can melt your way through an ice wall, provided you’ve thought about where all that water will go. If that sounds too much like work, we’ve also got a shooter that…
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Tiny Capsule Collector Review – Just One More Capsule!
We love opening mystery boxes or, in this case, capsules. We never know exactly what’s inside, and even when we get something we already have, there’s always the temptation to try again. Tiny Capsule Collector wonderfully uses this obsession and turns it into a cozy desktop game where we manage our own Gachapon shop, collect…
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Crimson Desert Enhanced: Charting the Unknown Review – A Greymane’s Work Is Never Done
Before we played Crimson Desert for the first time, we didn’t know what to expect. We knew we were getting ourselves into a massive adventure, filled with enough stuff to make us forget what we were supposed to be doing in the first place. With games like Skyrim and The Witcher in mind, we didn’t…
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We’re celebrating our 500th article with a Dead Party giveaway!
Reaching 500 articles is a pretty special milestone for us, and we couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate than by sharing a few games with our readers. A big thank you to everyone who has visited Dev & Play Media, read our articles, left a comment, or supported what we’re doing along the…
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Dead Party Review – Rocking Through the Zombie Apocalypse
Dead Party is a game that’s an unusual but fun blend of third-person action, barricade building, and rock music. Let’s find out whether this undead party is worth attending after the trailer! Pst! We have a special giveaway to celebrate 500 articles published on Dev & Play Media! Go check it out! Halloween Has Gone…
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Annihilated Review – Breaking Weapons and Saving Broken Heroes
Saving the world with heroes is such an overdone formula, don’t you think? The real challenge is trying to rescue a legendary group of adventurers who have lost their powers, their bodies, and, most likely, their minds. The talented devs at Death Kumiai have neatly packaged this idea into a story-driven roguelite RPG called Annihilated.…
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Under Canopies Early Access Review – A Survival Game Where Nobody Wants to Kill Us
Developed by Novemtails, this lovely little adventure is all about settling down in a colourful forest, building a comfortable home and enjoying everything nature has to offer. There are no enemies to fight here, no animals to hunt and, believe it or not, we can’t even die. Well, that’s one way to take the stress…
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Planted! Review – Aggressive Gardening
We love gardening in real life because it’s such a peaceful and relaxing activity. It easily puts us in a state of calm, with visible and practical results further down the line. We also love games that simulate the whole experience, especially since they allow us to do all sorts of wondrous things in our…
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Nobody Wanted to Be the Zombie: Galin on Making Disbond Fun for Everyone
Galin remembers a particular problem with the old zombie mods in Counter-Strike: Source: nobody wanted to be the zombie. Shooting the infected was great fun, but being the target of all those bullets was another story. With Disbond, the multiplayer shooter he’s developing under Bozz Studio, he wanted the infected players to have just as…
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Hubert Review – Being a Good Dog Is Hard Work
Taking care of sheep sounds like a reasonably easy job, especially when you have four legs and a powerful bark. It makes perfect sense to us but, unfortunately, nobody seems to have explained this to the sheep. Hubert, developed by Brocap Studio, is a game that cutely puts us in the paws of an enthusiastic,…
