Tag: video-games
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Back to School Sale: GOG Slashes Prices Across Thousands of Classic and Modern PC Games
GOG is ringing in the new academic year with its massive Back to School Sale, which is just a fancy way of saying that summer’s out and school’s in. However, even if your school days are long behind you, that doesn’t have to be the case with your gaming habbits! The digital storefront has slashed…
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Security 51 Review – Trust Nobody Behind the Desk
Ever since Papers, Please, we’ve had a soft spot for games that turn ordinary paperwork into something surprisingly tense. Despite its simple premise, Lucas Pope’s classic somehow managed to make checking passports stressful. Later, Lil’ Guardsman showed that the same formula could work just as well with bright colours and humour. Somewhere between those two…
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Rogue Eclipse Review: A modern take on arcade space combat
Rogue Eclipse is a game that instantly throws you into fast-paced dogfights where it’s important to focus on every roll, boost, and perfectly timed dodge. But, is its roguelike structure and the flying mechanics satisfying enough to keep us coming for more? Overwhelming odds It isn’t easy to deal with the challenges in Rogue Eclipse.…
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Sunday Sims Spotlight #12: Movie and Popcorn!
Aside from games, we see at movies as the second best entertainment form. We can’t get enough of them either, especially if it’s a comedy. Movie Hangout Stuff is a DLC that tries to give movie aficionados additional room to nurture this hobby, especially with friends. You’d be forgiven for thinking that the DLC doesn’t…
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Hell Galaxy Review: A Fun Space Shooter Leaves Early Access
Hell Galaxy is a space shooter where you pilot a ship as a human consciousness connected to a mechanical bio-ship. In this form, you explore the galaxy, fight rival raiders, search abandoned ruins for resources, and upgrade your ship with new weapons and modules. Before we dive into the trailer, it’s worth noting that combat…
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Kill The Shadow Review – Every Clue Comes at a Cost
If adventures are your forte and you’ve been craving for a good one, then, boy do we have a surprise for you. Kill the Shadow evolves the genre and offers a complex story that’s set in a highly detailed world filled with mysteries and challenging puzzles. A City Worth Getting Lost In Kill The Shadow…
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Agent 64 Review: A loving tribute to the golden age of console shooters
Inspired by Nintendo 64 classics like GoldenEye 007 and Perfect Dark, Agent 64: Spies Never Die is a blast of a game that recreates almost every design decision from that era—including the ones that haven’t aged all that gracefully. Whether that’s a strength or a weakness depends entirely on what you’re looking for. An old-school…
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Omen Review – A Brutal Space Roguelite
Omen is a game that understands that space has always been an intimidating place. It doesn’t turn its galaxy into a playground full of spectacle. Instead, it transforms every expedition into a tense balancing act where decisions matters. Whether you’re chasing valuable resources, trying to finish an objective before the timer expires, or desperately searching…
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Kynseed Review – A Cozy Life Where Every Year Counts
Looking at Kynseed, it’s easy to mistake it for a cheerful farming RPG. It’s valid reasoning, considering PixelCount Studios was founded by former Fable developers. Plenty of that playful British humour can be found throughout the game. But farming is only one part of the experience. If you scratch beneath the colourful pixel art surface,…
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Interview with Argyro Brotsi: Painting the Cozy Mystery of Seina
With Seina, solo developer Argyro Brotsi is building a hand-painted watercolor world inspired by traditional Japanese villages. It’s all wrapped around the quiet mystery of a missing person. We spoke with Brotsi about the challenges of solo development, designing without UI markers, and creating emotional resonance through art. Let’s jump in right after the trailer!…
