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

14 September 202614 September 2026

Review: Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol. 2 releases Guns of the Patriots from years of purgatory

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Review: Spy shooter Agent 64: Spies Never Die is retro to a fault

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Review: The Sinking City 2 is a vastly superior sequel to the first game

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Deus Ex GO Review – STOP and GO play this

Eduardo Reboucas12 October 201628 April 202503 mins

Deus Ex GO is a fantastic follow up to Hitman and Lara Croft GO. It doesn’t change the basics: it’s a puzzle game in which everything else moves a space every time you move a space. In terms of sheer delight after beating a level, Adam Jensen’s mobile adventure is just as rewarding to play…

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Rive Review – A bumpy ride

Callum Rakestraw10 October 201625 April 202505 mins

Rive doesn’t know when enough is enough. It seeks to create a challenging shooter that evokes the classics (such as R-Type and Bangai-O, if some of the game’s dialog is any indication), attempting to recreate the frantic, bombastic action of those games. And it certainly does – quite well, I might add – but it…

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Thinking outside the box: How N++ avoids frustration through non-linear progression

Callum Rakestraw1 October 201625 April 202505 mins

It was near the end of the third row of levels that I finally met my match in N++. One stage in particular – Earthdate 2264 (pictured above) – had worn me down. It’s a series of tunnels with drones circling each junction with a laser moving back and forth across the ceiling. The button…

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Hitman Episode 5: Colorado Review – Apricot heaven

Eduardo Reboucas29 September 201628 April 202503 mins

After a somewhat disappointing outing in episode 4, Agent 47 disembarks in the USA for one of the best missions in the current season of Hitman. Set in a militia camp somewhere in the mountain ranges of Colorado, it’s our bald friend’s mission to take down not only one, two, or three, but four different targets,…

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The Final Station Review – Ticket to ride

Eduardo Reboucas27 September 20169 September 202006 mins

It’s a little hard to imagine what would actually come after a zombie apocalypse. Games and other forms of fiction very rarely approach the subject mainly because their aim is to show more of the terrible side of humanity that comes out during tense and positively hopeless situations. Max Brook’s World War Z touched upon…

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The Technomancer Review – Whack of all trades

Eduardo Reboucas26 September 201628 April 202507 mins

The Technomancer is a midgling game. It tries to chew much more than it can chew, and while it’s certainly ambitious, it’s a jack of all trades that’s more whacked in all of them than anything else. As a side title of sorts to Mars: War Logs, developer Spider’s newest title takes place in a distant future…

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Hitman Episode 4: Bangkok Review – Rocking out for chaos

Eduardo Reboucas23 September 201628 April 202504 mins

As we move towards the conclusion of Hitman‘s first season — there are at least two more on the way, according to recent news from IO Interactive — one thing’s crystal clear: in his entire career, Agent 47 hasn’t been afraid to take any job, no matter the circumstances. Along the series, these have included…

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Severed Review – A cut above

Eduardo Reboucas22 September 201628 April 202505 mins

Severed might just be the best implementation of cutting I’ve seen in a game so far. Then again, I have zero experience with this type of game in the mobile scene, but as it stands, Severed is impressive enough just for how far it takes the concept of slashing with its surprisingly deep gameplay, cooky visuals…

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Batman: A Telltale Series Episode Two Review – Repercussions

Eduardo Reboucas21 September 201628 April 202504 mins

Batman’s seasonal adventure continues with episode two, titled Children of Arkham, a much more tightly directed and faster paced entry than the premiere. It’s also one of the shortest segments Telltale has ever put out. Regardless, it manages to pack a generous portion of character development and drama in its short run, shaking the very foundations…

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Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens Review – Not so far far away

Felicity Chevalier19 September 201628 April 202504 mins

Luke Skywalker’s gaze was noticeably drawn to the lightsaber that rested just a few inches away. He turned towards the window once more, trying to suppress the internal rage. Out the window, rebel ships shattered into pieces like glass or were scattered and useless against the Empire’s large Star Destroyers. Luke turned back towards his…

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