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‘The Good, The Bad, and The Augmented’ brings more of the same to The Surge

Eduardo Reboucas7 November 201828 April 202505 mins

Having a series of increasingly difficult fights would be great and all, but the main deal with The Good, The Bad, and The Augmented is that it gets really repetitive pretty quickly.

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The Surge is a step above Lords of the Fallen, but lacks the refinement of Dark Souls

Eduardo Reboucas21 July 201728 April 202504 mins

The Surge is certainly a step above Deck 13’s previous outing Lords of the Fallen, but it still lacks the refinement and balance of From Software’s beloved franchise. It’s clear that Deck 13 really wants to make a really good rendition of Dark Souls to call their own, and as The Surge shows, they’re almost…

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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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E3 2016: The year of the Souls-like

Callum Rakestraw7 July 201628 April 202509 mins

With the Dark Souls series having come to an end, plenty of developers are looking to fill that void. We’ve already seen a couple of Souls-likes this year, with DarkMaus and Salt and Sanctuary delivering top-down and side-scroller takes on From Software’s flagship franchise, but they’re hardly the last we’ll see in 2016. I saw…

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