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In my time playing video games, I’ve noticed that games tend to break down into two different types, broadly speaking. …
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Originally released on the Mac, PC, and Linux machines in late 2012, FTL: Faster Than Light ($9.99) has seen more …
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Point-and-click adventures don’t really fall under the descriptors “action-packed”, “fast-paced” or “adrenaline-fuelled.” Yet very often great games are singled out …
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Truly, block puzzles are one of the unsung staples of gaming’s history. They’re an essential part of many great games …
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LucasArts may be no more, but it may fill you with excitement to hear that Swiss indie game studio IF …
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Glitch Games have been working hard these past few months. Not only did they release the unconventional but fun Ferris …
