Tag: team17
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Hokko Spaces Review – A Little World of Our Own
Hokko Spaces is a game where we build a place that looks nice and then watch a few animals enjoy being there. That might be Hokko Spaces in a nutshell, but there’s a lot more to it than that. It’s a safe and relaxing haven that lets us spend time rearranging our town to our…
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Silver Pines Review – Disturbing Town With Plenty of Secrets
Silver Pines, developed by Wych Elm and published by Team17, combines the survival horror of classic Resident Evil games with Metroidvania exploration and a generous helping of Twin Peaks. After spending some time with the game on our PS5 Pro, we can safely say that this is an unusual but highly atmospheric and memorable game,…
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Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Review — Learning to Slow Down
Hell Let Loose has spent years putting players into large multiplayer battles. It all may have started with a World War II setting, but now it’s off to Vietnam. And it’s a lot different, not just in terms of weapons and vehicles, but in terms of the battlefields and how we should approach them. It’s…
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A Humble Look at LumenTale: Memories of Trey
We don’t know about you, but we’ve never been big fans of the monster-catcher genre. Regardless, we just couldn’t ignore Beehive Studios’ latest project. LumenTale: Memories of Trey features breathtaking pixel art and combat that offers a lot more than simple button mashing. Are the technical hiccups big enough to give us a headache, though?…
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Wardrum Turns Grid Combat Into a Mosh Pit
Wardrum is a very cool game that mixes turn-based grids with rhythm mechanics. You might think this is a recipe for disaster, but it is far from an instant headache—quite the opposite. After failing a few runs, you get used to the groove and actually start craving it. The developers made something that is as…
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Goblin Cleanup is Viscera Cleanup in a Fantasy Sweatshop
Forget the power fantasy. It’s overrated anyway. We’ve spent thirty years kicking down dungeon doors, massacring dark legions, slaughtering the indigenous wildlife, and stripping chests bare. But, what about the aftermath? Did you ever stop to think about the poor bastards who have to mop up the goblin brains before the next party of try-hards…
