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Purrfect Date Review
Bossa Studios, purveyors of flipping good toast and some questionable anatomical redecoration, are back with their latest game and they seem pretty pawsitive that you will adore it. Out now on PC, Pur...
RIOT: Civil Unrest Review
Imagine it’s a cool December afternoon in Italy. You and several hundred others gather together with signs in hand and a plan to push into a police-guarded construction camp by nonviolent means in pro...
Steep Road to the Olympics Review
When Steep came out last year, it offered the most comprehensive winter sports simulation ever, in the largest, most open terrain possible. Throughout the resulting months, after numerous awards, Stee...
Subsurface Circular Review
We have come a long way in how we imagine and even understand robotics. We have sent them to the moon and to Mars, but we have arenas dedicated to robot death-matches. We have robots that aid in surge...
Seven: Days Long Gone Review
Playing a thief is never easy, but Seven: The Days Long Gone makes it fun. This new isometric RPG is packed with a few amazing elements one of the best is the deep dark story. Seven plays well but can...
Hand of Fate 2 Review
Hand of Fate 2 comes out at a tough time. There are just too many great games releasing, and an Indie Studio may have trouble getting visibility right now. That said, if you’re in the mood for a...
Battlerite Review
Battlerite is the second released MOBA from Stunlock Studios, creators of Bloodline Champions. While heavily inspired by Bloodline Champions, Battlerite is a new entry that emphasizes the team-fighti...
Call of Duty WWII Review
Welcome to the beaches of Normandy Soldier! You play in the shoes of Private First Class Daniels. A Texan local with a pregnant fiance at home, freshly shipped off to fight the war. The story takes...
Dungeons 3 Review
Sometimes even the most paragon-like of gamers get the urge to get away from the usual good-making and justice-bringing and delve into the realm of Evil. That itch can also be so strong that even play...