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Review: Kusan: City of Wolves is a very proficient and stylish Hotline Miami-like
Review: The Alters: Last Variable DLC is a solid new epilogue campaign following Scientist Jan (and friends)
Review: Truxton Extreme revives a fan favorite series
Review: 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X will punch you back to the past  
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New Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor update allows you to prepare for Shadow of War

Eduardo Reboucas6 July 201728 April 202501 mins

Warner Bros has just announced that there’s a new update out today for Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor that will allow players to import their biggest nemesis into the new game, Shadow of War. With the Nemesis Forge, as it’s called, you’ll be able to import aspects of your playthrough into the sequel, such as the uruk that evolved into…

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Diablo 3: Rise of the Necromancer Review – A Game of Bones

Felicity Chevalier6 July 201728 April 202506 mins

The old saying, “the more things change, the more they stay the same,” is perhaps a more than fitting description for Diablo 3’s newest character focused expansion pack. First enjoyed in Diablo 2, the necromancer class quickly garnered the nickname, “The General”, due to his ability to summon a rather large army of undead soldiers…

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From E3 2017: Iron Galaxy takes a stab at action games with Extinction

Callum Rakestraw5 July 201728 April 202503 mins

Iron Galaxy is a name typically associated with fighting games. The company’s most notable for games like Divekick and Killer Instinct (which they took over from Double Helix), having mostly served as a port-house for most of its existence. Extinction is the company’s latest attempt at an original project and, based on the early look…

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From E3 2017: Kingdom Come: Deliverance wants to eat Skyrim’s lunch

Eduardo Reboucas4 July 201728 April 202504 mins

Things have come a long way since last year’s E3 for Czech developer Warhouse Studios and their newest game, Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Then, I only got to see a small sliver of what it’s all about, and even at that moment Deliverance already sounded pretty damn ambitious. This E3’s presentation focused on going into more…

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My personal favorites from BIG Festival 2017

Eduardo Reboucas4 July 20179 September 202009 mins

BIG Festival 2017 took place in São Paulo last week, and I was there to check everything out. BIG is always a very fun event to attend because it’s so chill, a stark contrast to all the insanity that usually takes place only a couple of weeks before at E3. Here are a few of…

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Overcooked and Distortions were the big winners of Brazil’s BIG Festival 2017

Eduardo Reboucas3 July 20179 September 202004 mins

BIG Festival, one of the biggest indie game conventions in Latin America just yesterday. Over the course of a week, fans and enthusiasts were able to come to Centro Cultural São Paulo in downtown São Paulo to check out and play over forty five upcoming and recently released independent games from all over the world,…

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From E3 2017: Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom is as beautiful as its predecessor

Eduardo Reboucas3 July 201728 April 202513 mins

No doubt, the original Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch was one of the prettiest games out on the previous generation of consoles. Studio Ghibli’s artistic touch gave an otherwise traditional RPG a unique feel that made it stand out among the numerous J-RPGs that came out during that time. It feels like…

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From E3 2017: A look at Team 17’s coming lineup

Callum Rakestraw3 July 201728 April 202507 mins

Team 17’s been progressively becoming one of the more noteworthy publishers of indie games. Their E3 lineups consistently provide a variety of experiences, ensuring you can always count on a pleasant surprise or two. This year the company’s lineup ran the gamut from city builders and roguelikes to sandbox prisons and pinball platforming, each looking…

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From E3 2017: Monster Hunter: World was my big surprise at the show

Eduardo Reboucas2 July 201728 April 202505 mins

If you’ve been reading the site for a little while, you probably know this by now, but if you’re new, here’s the deal: I’m a huge fan of the Monster Hunter series. I’ve been increasingly more dedicated with each new game, and for all intents and purposes, I’ll do the same with Monster Hunter: World,…

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From E3 2017: Constructor’s set to swindle you for rent soon on Nintendo Switch

Eduardo Reboucas1 July 201728 April 202503 mins

Nostalgia comes to mind whenever anyone mentions Constructor, a humorous team-based construction game released during the late 1990s on PC. Aside from SimCity, it was one of my most played city planners of the time. I’ve heard little of it since then, so it came to a surprise when I was approached for an appointment…

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