The term ‘Metroidvania’ is used to describe just about any and every open-world platformer these days, but once upon a …
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One of the cool things about covering one beat for a really long time is in watching developers improve in …
Continue reading “‘9th Dawn III’ Review – Keeping You Playing Until Dawn and Beyond”
Back in 2018, CD Projekt Red released Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales ($9.99) on PC and eventually PS4 and Xbox One …
Slay the Spire ($9.99) has finally arrived on iOS as a universal release after a very long wait. Everyone has …
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Now and again, we all grow a little nostalgic thinking of the games we used to play. Be they Diablo, …
Ever since my trip to last year’s Pax Unplugged, I feel like a veil has been lifted from my eyes. …
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When Feral Interactive first brought Creative Assembly’s classic PC strategy title Rome: Total War ($9.99) to the iPad in November …
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If you’re among those mobile gamers who wished more companies would release full-fledged premium games, and that your fellow mobile …
Simulation games are conceptually an interesting thing to me. They often tackle the most mundane or realistic topics, trying to …
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Rayark has been quite busy in 2018, first launching Cytus II (Free), the sequel to their fan-favorite rhythm game, back …
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