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Islands: Non-Places Review – Surreal mundanity

Callum RakestrawJanuary 17, 2017April 25, 202503 mins

What are “non-places”? They’re the spaces we filter through so often that we pay them no mind. Bus stops, parking lots, lobbies, and so on. Places we spent a fair amount of time passing through, but never pay any attention to. Transitory spaces where our minds wander or we distract ourselves with our phones while…

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Batman: A Telltale Series Episode Five Review – Toe to toe

Eduardo ReboucasDecember 31, 2016April 28, 202504 mins

If there’s one thing that Telltale’s really good at it’s playing with our expectations. Their dealing of third-party franchises has seen mixed results over the years, and while they’ve been mostly positive, there’s no helping feeling a little uneasy seeing them step out of their comfort zone. That was the case when it was announced…

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The Walking Dead: A New Frontier: Ties That Bind Review – We’re in it for the long haul

Eduardo ReboucasDecember 30, 2016September 9, 202005 mins

By now, after two complete seasons of The Walking Dead by Telltale, anyone jumping in knows what they’re getting into. Whether or not you have actually played the previous seasons, it’s pretty safe to assume things aren’t going to go well in this new season, taking into account the murderous nature of both the TV…

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Soar the skies and restore color to the world in Lantern

Callum RakestrawDecember 27, 2016April 25, 202503 mins

Videogames so often deal in destruction and violence that anytime one comes along that focuses on rejuvenation it feels fresh. That the entire crux of Okami, for example, was to restore life and color to the world was a big part of why it resonated with me so deeply. I always prefer games that focus…

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Eduardo’s Top Games of 2016

Eduardo ReboucasDecember 26, 2016April 28, 202505 mins

Many are considering 2016 to be one of the worst the world has ever seen. Games, however, have been pretty freaking great all year round, so at least they’ve helped keep people entertained while all sorts of chaos takes place in the real world. Here are a few of my personal standouts. Are some of…

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Dishonored 2 Review – Once more unto the darkness

Gareth BradingDecember 24, 2016January 15, 202508 mins

It can’t be easy being Empress. Think about it: Not only do you have to run an entire empire by yourself, everyone blames you for basically every problem. Maybe the harvest has failed or there’s a rebellion in the northern isles or your favourite warship has sunk; there is never a spare moment. Sometimes you…

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Watch Dogs 2 Review: A hack above

Eduardo ReboucasDecember 21, 2016April 28, 202505 mins

Watch Dogs 2 is a game that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Unlike its 2014 predecessor set in Chicago, San Francisco’s turn at being the stage of open world hacking shenanigans is anything but a silly romp, and it’s great for that. Thankfully, there’s more to this game than simply being in on the whole…

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Small Radios Big Televisions Review – On escapism

Callum RakestrawDecember 8, 2016April 25, 202506 mins

Escapism is one of fiction’s most potent uses. When times are tough we use it to get away from the world and our struggles, to forget our unfortunate circumstances for a while. Few of us may do so consciously — I’d hazard a guess and say we rationalize reading books, watching movies, or playing videogames…

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Batman: A Telltale Series Episode Four Review – Committed

Eduardo ReboucasNovember 30, 2016April 28, 202503 mins

It finally happened. Bruce Wayne spent a night in Arkham Asylum, and it wasn’t a social call as his alter ego. Episode four, the penultimate part in Telltale’s Batman series opens up as our boy Bruce is just waking up after his drug-induced psychotic attack at the end of part three. Seems like his pal…

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Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture Review – A countryside jaunt

Gareth BradingNovember 20, 2016September 9, 202007 mins

In 1957, British science fiction writer John Wyndham published a novel called The Midwich Cuckoos. The basic plot surrounded the small, sedate village of Midwich in the heart of the English countryside, where a strange event suddenly rendered all the villagers unconscious. Anything entering within a 2 mile radius of the village was instantly knocked…

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