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Review: 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X will punch you back to the past  
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From E3 2017: A Plague Tale: Innocence will have Fievel make a run for his money

Eduardo Reboucas27 June 201728 April 202503 mins

As is tradition now, Focus Home Interactive was one of the big appointments we had booked at E3. This year, the main theme seemed to be horror, as three of the titles that we saw were pretty invested on gloomy atmosphere and the macabre. Shifting away from the psychological horror of Call of Cthuthlu to…

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From E3 2017: Project CARS 2 aims to overtake the competition

Eduardo Reboucas25 June 201728 April 202505 mins

The original Project CARS was a hugely ambitious game that took me quite a while to give a go because of how impenetrable it seemed at the outset. After my initial impressions of it at E3 2011, I didn’t feel like I would quite fit in with the style of game Slightly Mad Studios seemed…

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From E3 2017: Assassin’s Creed Origins is impressive in scale, stumbles a bit during combat

Eduardo Reboucas22 June 201728 April 202504 mins

It was a shocking revelation to hear that Assassin’s Creed Origins has been in the works for such a long time. For the last three years, various Ubisoft teams have been getting the game ready, and although many details about it had already been leaked over the past few months, there was still plenty of…

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‘Rise of the Necromancer’ hits Diablo 3 next week

Eduardo Reboucas20 June 201728 April 202501 mins

Diablo 3’s receiving new content next week, on the 27th. Priced at $15, ‘Rise of the Necromancer’ is set to bring one of Diablo 2’s fan favorite classes into the current game on PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4. It includes an assortment of bonuses like a new non-combat pet, more bank tabs for PC owners of…

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From E3 2017: Middle-Earth: Shadow of War is no appendix to Lord of the Rings

Eduardo Reboucas19 June 201728 April 202505 mins

E3 2017 proper started pretty darn well for me. Soon after the doors opened at the Los Angeles Convention Center and the crowd outside started to flood south hall, I touched down at Warner Bros’ booth to check out the sequel to one of my favorite releases of the past few years, Middle-Earth: Shadow of…

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Review in progress: The Surge

Eduardo Reboucas5 June 201728 April 202505 mins

Honestly, I didn’t have any expectations when I took an appointment to see The Surge at E3 last year. Given that Deck 13’s last game, Lords of the Fallen, didn’t really sit well with me, there was little reason that yet another Souls-like game, this time set in a sci-fi world, would garner any attention….

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Bokida: Heartfelt Reunion Review – Adjusting the contrast

Callum Rakestraw1 June 201725 April 202505 mins

Bokida’s vast, beautiful world is an absolute joy to explore.

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Sniper Elite 4 Review – Clipping across Italia

Eduardo Reboucas27 May 201728 April 202508 mins

At war, a sniper’s job is never truly over, and in case of Sniper Elite’s Karl Fairburne, taking out Nazis is the least of his troubles. After clearing the African front by teeth and bullet in Sniper Elite 3, the fourth entry in Rebellion’s venerable groin shooting franchise sees him heading down to the beautiful…

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Thimbleweed Park Review – Feels just like home

Eduardo Reboucas23 May 201728 April 202505 mins

Games have tried to play with fourth wall breaking ever since their inception, and for better or for worse, designers have continuously attempted to inject interactivity between characters and players with varies degrees of success over the years. While it would be a disservice to creators Ron Gilbert and Gary Winick to say that their…

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Scanner Sombre Review – In the dark and quiet spaces

Gareth Brading21 May 20179 September 202006 mins

Scanner Sombre is a unique experiment, but it could have done with more meat on its bones in order to turn it into a more rounded experience.

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