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39 Days to Mars Review
Every so often, there’s a game that screams stereotypes. With a heavy dose of Victorian-era steampunk and Da Vinci-inspired art, solo studio It’s Anecdotal has channelled the fictional side of the Bri...
Frostpunk Review
I grew up on games like Caesar, Sim City, and other management sims. I loved them, and have always preferred their particular brand of Real-time Strategy to say, StarCraft or Dune or Dawn of War. So w...
Dead In Vinland Review
It doesn’t sound like a cross between simulation games and Banner Saga-styled strategy RPGs would go over well, but in CCCP’s Dead in Vinland, that’s exactly the case. Your family, husband, wife, sist...
Final Fantasy XV Review
When MMORPG’s Rob Lashley reviewed Final Fantasy XV for the PS4 what now seems ages ago, I couldn’t help but agree with him. FFXV may be the most different of the main franchise, but in i...
Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom Review
Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to my review of a highly anticipated game: Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom! Developed by Level-5, and published by Bandai Namco., It is my pleasure to write this review ...
Into the Breach Review
How do you follow up one of the most commercially and critically successful indie games of all time? If you’re the FTL developer Subset Games, you do it by making an equally awesome roguelike ex...
Metal Gear Survive Review
How do I say this? Metal Gear Survive is not the worst Metal Gear game you’ll play. But it’s also not a Metal Gear game. It’s Konami’s attempt at capitalizing on the success of...
Kingdom Come: Deliverance Review
Kingdom Come starts you off on your story in Bohemia, the year 1403. Emperor Charles IV has died, plunging the kingdom into dark times. Rife with pillaging, murder, and mayhem, you’re tasked w...