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Review: Getting back to the dirt with Expeditions

Eduardo Reboucas29 February 202429 February 202406 mins

Expeditions: A MudRunner Game expands an already vast playing field with new tools and scenarios, but can still be a hard sell for newcomers to the series.

Review: One year into Kerbal Space Program 2 Early Access, small steps towards greatness

Gareth Brading28 February 202428 February 202405 mins

Kerbal Space Program 2 is much improved since first released, but still needs further work before it will properly make it into orbit.

Review: The dead tell tales in Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden

Andy Johnson27 February 202428 February 202426 mins

Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden has varied gameplay, a rich story, and a superb period setting. Don’t Nod’s new game is an early high of 2024.

Review: System Shock Pinball is one of the best licensed tables ever

Eduardo Reboucas23 February 202427 February 202404 mins

With System Shock Pinball, Zen Studios’ treatment of Nightdive’s critical darling remake of one of gaming’s all-time classic horror games is easily one of the best tables to ever grace Pinball M and Pinball FX.

So far delivering democracy in Helldivers 2 has been pretty great

Eduardo Reboucas12 February 202412 February 202405 mins

Arrowhead Studios’ Helldivers 2 is one hell of a cooperative multiplayer game, and even its ‘games as a service’ hooks were not enough to keep players away from having a good time asserting liberty throughout the known galaxy.

Why you shouldn’t object to give Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy a go

Eduardo Reboucas22 January 202427 February 202406 mins

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy proves that Phoenix and co. still have plenty of fun stories to tell, now to an even bigger audience.

Review: Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is a welcome return to the franchise

Eduardo Reboucas11 January 202427 February 202408 mins

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown takes its cue from a very tried-and-true genre but manages to stick out from the rest thanks to its homages to the series’ past, all the while paving the way for its future.

Review: A Highland Song paints a beautiful portrait of Scotland, but its gameplay can be frustrating

Gareth Brading13 December 202313 December 202306 mins

A Highland Song is frequently beautiful, elegiac and magical, but one’s tolerance for its somewhat uneven gameplay will impact enjoyment.

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Review: Even if you don’t like the movies, you should check out Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora

Eduardo Reboucas12 December 202312 December 202328 mins

Derivative as it may be, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is a visual spectacle that’s a whole lot of fun to play, and makes terrific use of the source material.