Tag: news
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review – A Sword Worth Waiting 20 Years For
Onimusha is a well-known series, and if you were a PS2 gamer back in the day, you were blessed with not one, but five main games and two spin-offs. Those games were praised for their unique setting and insane amount of action, but what we loved most was that Capcom wasn’t afraid to experiment. The…
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Sunday Sims Spotlight #17: A little help around the house
Vintage Glamour Stuff is a DLC that comes with a collection of nice-looking furniture and clothes that are all about old-fashioned luxury, with formal clothing, glamorous furniture, a vanity table, a globe bar and other items that belong to a very specific theme. But it shouldn’t be dismissed easily as it also comes with something…
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Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth PS5 Review – A Winter Adventure Full of Heart
Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth is a game that is like a fairytale, and the opening reminded us of children’s books that we used to stare at in awe as kids. Everything is wonderfully drawn and subtly animated, which, in combination with the atmospheric soundtrack, really pulls us into the world. We started playing the game with…
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Sandwalkers Review – A Slow Walk Through a Harsh World
In Sandwalkers we have a caravan to look after, a hostile world to explore and plenty of things that can go wrong along the way. There were times where it felt like we’re making progress. Most of the times, however, we played the long game and tried to be a little more patient than we…
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Delverium Review: Working hard, not hardly working underground
We have spent countless nights over the past decade exploring the depths of Terraria—collecting game-changing loot, fighting enemies in creative ways, and building bizarre surface mansions. Because of that, Delverium immediately caught our eye with its familiar visual style and engaging mechanics. Read on as we share our thoughts and explore why this game from…
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Agent 64 Interview: Bringing Back the Old-School FPS
Agent 64: Spies Never Die is like the FPS games we played on the N64. In our review, we saw that it keeps the things that made them fun, and bring them into a modern game. However, getting the balance right between old-school design and modern expectations isn’t always easy. We spoke with Replicant D6…
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Kernel Hearts Review – Making Every Second Count
With Kernel Hearts you go into the Tower of Babel, beat up angels, collect everything that isn’t nailed down, become stronger, and try to get as far as you can before things go horribly wrong. Then you return to Babel, take a breather, get to know the people around you, grow closer to your allies…
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BLACKWOOD Review: A DVD Store Owner With a Very Different Night Job
There is no question that BLACKWOOD is heavily inspired by the John Wick movies. From the way Anton checks his weapon to how he moves, takes cover and deals with enemies, the influence is there from the first few minutes. Far from us minding it. There aren’t many games that let us play out this…
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Interview about Sushi On Wheels: Taking a Food Truck Around Izu
For Neil, Sushi On Wheels started with a place rather than a game mechanic. After spending time living in Japan and travelling outside Tokyo, he found himself drawn to the smaller towns and communities that don’t get nearly as much attention in games. The Izu Peninsula was one of those places. It became the setting…
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The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival Review: A Love Letter to the Show in Pixel Art
We loved The Walking Dead show. We spent years following the group through one horrible situation after another. We also love old school beat ’em ups and we have a lot of fond memories from our arcade days. The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival is a game that manages to offer the best of those…
