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Review: The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline is a beautiful walk-’em-up but a rather slight one

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E3 2018: Mega Man 11 looks like the series revival fans have been waiting for

Eduardo Reboucas25 June 201828 April 202505 mins

It’s been a few rough years for Mega Man fans. Between the lack of actual new releases from Capcom to the disappointing Mighty No. 9 which was put together by former series’ producer Kenji Inafune, the Blue Bomber has seen better days. Sure, Capcom’s work on making sure that his previous outings are readily available…

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E3 2018: And here’s a 30+ minute chunk of the new LEGO DC Super-Villains!

Eduardo Reboucas25 June 201828 April 202501 mins

The second part of our appointment with Warner Bros Interactive at E3 2018 featured the upcoming LEGO DC Super-Villains game. Here’s a lengthy gameplay reel of what played during my time at their booth! LEGO Super-Villains comes out for just about everything worldwide on October 19th, 2018.

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E3 2018: Resident Evil 2 was my biggest surprise at the show

Eduardo Reboucas22 June 201828 April 202505 mins

Among the many games that I played during my appointments at E3, getting the chance to try out the new Resident Evil 2 remake was perhaps my biggest surprise at the show. Sure, the existence of this new version of the 1998 classic wasn’t much of a secret, but to find out just how far…

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E3 2018: Here’s some pre-release Hitman 2 footage!

Eduardo Reboucas22 June 201828 April 202501 mins

Have you ever wanted to see me fumble around Miami trying to make an assassination happen while being guided through an E3 demo? Yeah? Well, this is the closest you’re gonna get, buddy. Here’s some footage from the pre-release version of Hitman 2 that I tested at this year’s E3. The game’s coming out November 13th…

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Working hard and saving up can pay off big in Moonlighter

Eduardo Reboucas6 June 201828 April 202505 mins

There shouldn’t be nothing more in life that pays off more than working hard, right? Wise people often say that regardless of how much work you put into something, if you don’t do it truthfully, it won’t matter in the end. But imagine yourself finding the line of work that you truly love and have…

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Shape of the World provides a beautiful, serene escape from our worldly troubles

Callum Rakestraw5 June 201825 April 202505 mins

I’m standing in a pond. The sky is a deep shade of purple, black trees with orange leaves sprouting up around me, framing the glowing monuments before me. Above, a whale gently soars through the air as long, fish-like creatures float by. The music, once pronounced and energetic, is now almost silent as if it…

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If some classic JRPG goodness on the Switch is what you seek, look no further than Earthlock: Festival of Magic

Eduardo Reboucas30 May 20189 September 202004 mins

Previously released on the Wii U and a host of other consoles in 2014, SnowCastle Games’ Earthlock: Festival of Magic is a love letter to the classical JRPGs of the 32-bit era which now makes its way to the Switch and PC (Steam). While not exactly a Japanese Role-playing Game per se, as it was…

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The Banner Saga plays its deadly, fateful tune beautifully on the Switch

Eduardo Reboucas29 May 20189 September 202004 mins

If you have somehow let The Banner Saga pass by without giving it a play on PC in 2014, the first two entries in the series are now making its way to the Switch in preparation to the third and final volume’s release later this year. If the first game’s port quality is any indication,…

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Chaos management is only the tip of Frostpunk’s iceberg

Eduardo Reboucas23 May 20189 September 202007 mins

Are you the sort of person who easily gets anxious playing videogames? Do you hate to keep tabs on a lot of moving parts at all times while doing so? If your answer to both of these questions is yes, then Polish dev 11 bit Studio’s Frostpunk might have a thing or two to tell…

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A Robot Named Fight feels at odds with itself

Callum Rakestraw22 May 201825 April 202504 mins

A Robot Named Fight is a self-described “Metroguelite” — a Metroid-inspired roguelike with some light elements of persistent progression. It’s run-based, meaning the lay of the level changes every playthrough. On paper, that sounds like a solid idea. Unfortunately, it doesn’t quite work. Mechanically, it’s good. The game wears its Metroid inspiration on its sleeve,…

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