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Review: Deadlink

Gruby Entertainment's Deadlink is a dynamic addition to the FPS roguelite genre. It blends high-octane first-person shooting with the unpredictability of procedural generation. This...

Review: The Lullaby of Life

Developed by 1 Simple Game, but certainly approaches a topic not so simple, The Lullaby of Life tackles the complexities of life itself, expressed...

Review: Everspace 2

Everspace 2, the follow-up to ROCKFISH Games' well-received space shooter, blasts off with a satisfying blend of frenetic dogfights, deep exploration, and RPG-style loot...

Review: Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name

Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name brings back the legendary Kazuma Kiryu, though this time under the alias of Joryu....

Review: Backfirewall_

From indie studio Naraven Games comes the puzzle adventure game Backfirewall_, which is set inside a mobile phone. Sounds random? It is, and it’s...

Review: Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge

A decade ago, Neko Atsume took the mobile game community by storm. Significantly more relaxing than Pokémon GO and simpler than Bugsnax, this title...

Review: BIT.TRIP RERUNNER

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnBGBTbkrso Into the Beat. Let me start this review by saying, rhythm games were never really my thing. The only exceptions are Guitar Hero and Kingdom...

Review: Berserk Boy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOT3V2WaO0U The Nostalgia Train. In recent years, we have seen many indie studios heavily relying on the "nostalgia" factor, bringing back the side-scrollers from the 90s....

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