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The Evil Within 2 is a solid sequel that surpasses the original in just about every way.

Eduardo Reboucas26 October 20179 September 202006 mins

The Evil Within 2 is a fantastic sequel to the flawed and criminally overlooked original. Where its predecessor failed, namely in pacing and frustrating sequences, this new game manages to excel, delivering one of the most entertaining action horror experiences in quite a while. It picks up a few years after the events of the…

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Review: Dishonored: Death of the Outsider – Into the valley of death, rode Billie Lurk

Gareth Brading10 October 201710 May 202606 mins

Death of the Outsider is another stellar addition to the pantheon of immersive sims, and it is different enough from Dishonored 2 that it can proudly stand apart.

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Ruiner is a demanding, difficult, and absolutely relentless isometric shooter

Eduardo Reboucas3 October 201728 April 202506 mins

There’s something about Ruiner that will click with a particular sect of players. The kind that enjoys games are demanding, extremely difficult, and absolutely relentless. Ruiner is all of those things, and while it does its best to be appeal to casuals with an impressive visual aesthetic and presentation, there’s no denying who it’s really…

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Neofeud: Do Androids Dream of a Fulfilling Future?

Gareth Brading20 September 201717 September 202005 mins

The path for humanity into the future is looking increasingly uncertain in 2017. Numerous events, from the financial crisis, the rise of automation, global warming to the election of a certain so-called President, brought about a strong sense that the world is not heading in a great direction. Neofeud takes this bad path to one…

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Death Squared is an excellent Switch pick up and play puzzler

Eduardo Reboucas19 September 20179 September 202003 mins

Out of the host of games that I got to check out during BIG Festival in July, Death Squared was easily the one that caused the strongest emotional response. That emotion was bewilderment, with a pinch of rage. It’s a really clever puzzle game that makes fantastic use of dual analog controls as you keep…

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Absolver is an incredibly unique and rewarding martial arts game

Eduardo Reboucas13 September 20179 September 202006 mins

Calling Absolver a martial arts Dark Souls would be to do a huge disservice to the incredibly unique experience that French studio Sloclap has crafted. Absolver’s deep combat system is only one of the many elements that make it one of the most fascinating games I’ve played in a long time. Structure-wise, anyone who’s had…

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Subsurface Circular: Going Underground

Gareth Brading5 September 20179 September 202006 mins

I’ve always had a secret love of the London Underground. True, the Tube can be ridiculously overcrowded, confusingly laid out and a nightmare for tourists to navigate, but for the canny commuter or regular visitor, the Underground can feel like an old, reassuring friend. The usual familiarity of the stations with their varied designs; the…

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What’s the deal with Overwatch’s loot boxes?

Eduardo Reboucas23 August 201728 April 202509 mins

After reading through Gareth’s excellent analysis of Hearthstone, I’ve decided to talk about Blizzard’s other hit, Overwatch. Mainly, I wanted to touch upon what bothers me the most about it: the loot boxes. Like a litany of other online multiplayer games, Overwatch “drops” are tied to an acronym whose mention sends shivers down the spine…

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Mega Man Legacy Collection 2’s lineup might be disappointing, but it more than makes up in content

Eduardo Reboucas16 August 201728 April 202509 mins

Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 is an inherently inferior compilation in comparison to the first, mainly due to its lineup of games, but it excels in bringing back to light some my least favorite entries in the franchise. In fact, Capcom has done an admirable job putting this new collection together. Although neither Mega Man…

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West of Loathing shows a very different and silly side of the Wild West

Eduardo Reboucas10 August 20179 September 202005 mins

Never a stranger to less than realistic portrayals of classic moments in history, I was very intrigued by the prospect of playing West of Loathing, a game that by name alone already had me chuckling. Set in a crudely drawn but incredibly charming world of stick figures making a living in the Wild West, you…

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