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Apr
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REVIEW: APE OUT

A most brutal escape.

rgk   No comments   Ape Out, arcade, Bennett Foddy, challenge, devolver digital, difficult, drums, Gabe Cuzzillo, grab, hardcore, hotline miami, jazz, jungle, Matt Boch, possession, single-player, to-down shooter
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Apr
08
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ARTICLE: A Project Stream Beta Tester’s Thoughts on Google Stadia

After playing on Google’s Project Stream back in late 2018, I thought I’d share my feelings about Google Stadia and cloud gaming. Crossing the Streams Oh, Stadia. I’ve been wondering when something like you would show up. Looks like Google […]

dangerhighdoltage   No comments   4k, 60 FPS, Cloud gaming, Future of Gaming, gaming, Google Project Stream, Google Stadia, linux, new gaming platform, Project Stream, Project Stream beta tester, Stadia, Stadia platform, Stadia YouTube Integration, Streaming Games, Vulkan, youtube
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Apr
07
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REVIEW: AWAY: Journey to the Unexpected

Don’t judge a book by its cover…

Zorder   No comments   adventure, anime, Aurelien Regard Games, Dear Villagers, first person, indie, rogue-lite, single-player
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Apr
06
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REVIEW: Hell Warders

If you’re going to go through the depths of Hell, you’re going to need friends–no, really, you’re going to need several to get through Hell Warders.

The Schmaltzy Cynic   One comment   action tower defense, Anti Gravity Game Studios, coop, multiplayer, PQube Limited, pve, third person, tower defense
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Apr
05
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REVIEW: Generation Zero

A premise so original that it ends up being disappointingly generic

HotShot   No comments   avalanche publishing, avalanche studios, co-op, fps, Generation Zero, Generation Zero Review, looting, machines, open-world, robots, shooter, single-player, survival, sweden
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Apr
02
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REVIEW: Tech Support: Error Unknown

Hey, it’s either pay for repairs or get a better warranty.

RipWitch   No comments   30 days, Dragon Slumber, hacktivist, iceberg interactive, mean and slow customers, multiple endings, shady company, tech support, Tech Support: Error Unknown, Tech Support: Error Unknown Review, totally not uploading strange files on your phone, upgrades
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Apr
01
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PREVIEW: Volcanoids

Beautiful at a distance, but ugly up close, the gameplay in Volcanoids suffers from the same problem as the striking graphics.

Genkipro   No comments   action, crafting, Volcanoid, Volcanoids
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Mar
31
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REVIEW: Megadimension Neptunia VIIR

It’s been a bumpy road, getting from there to here, it’s been a long time, but my time is finally near. And I can feel the patches in the wind right now, nothing’s in my way. The crashes are not […]

Psygineer   No comments   compile heart, idea factory, jrpg, Megadimension Neptunia VIIR, Megadimension Neptunia VIIR Review, Nepunia Series, PC review, SAVE, vr
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Mar
30
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REVIEW: RIOT: Civil Unrest

RIOT:Civil Unrest takes momentous global conflicts and reduces them to a simplistic pixelated tug-of-war, lobbing in a few Molotov cocktails for dramatic effect.

Cowcrusher   One comment   IV Productions, Leonard Menchiari, merge games, pixel art, RIOT: Civil Unrest, RIOT: Civil Unrest Review, rts, simulation, strategy
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Mar
29
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REVIEW: Dawn of Man

Madruga Works have gone all the way from space colonization on their previous game Planetbase, to the Paleolithic Age now on Dawn of Man. But how well do they exactly fare given the change of scenery?

Zorder   No comments   banished, city builder, Dawn of Man, historical, indie, Madruga Works, management, Platbase, sandbox, simulation, single-player, strategy, survival
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