It’s Time to Let Kingdom Hearts End
Kingdom Hearts still has a loyal fanbase, but it’s time to bring its convoluted story to an end.
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Will GTA Online’s DLC Always Be Free?
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Are Strategy Games the Last Bastion of Old-School Gaming?
Strategy games demand patience and force the player to plan every move meticulously rather than just click in rapid succession. That’s one of the reasons why such titles are usually restricted to PC gaming. It’s hard to find a good online strategy to play on your phone – hard, but not impossible. From the earliest…
Nine Strange, Creepy and Disturbing Video Game Universes
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Wind-up Knight 2 Review
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BOXBOXBOY! Review
Despite some flaws, I couldn’t help but play BOXBOXBOY! with a smile on my face.
Pocket Card Jockey Review
Pocket Card Jockey is a stalker in the pack, waiting to Sea Biscuit its way to your heart.
Flat Kingdom Review
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Leap of Fate Review
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Moon Hunters Review
I’ve never played a game as short as Moon Hunters. But then again, I’ve never played a game so many times, either.
BlazBlue Chronophantasma Extend Review
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H1Z1: King of the Kill Early Access Preview
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A bona fide stealth game bears much likeness to the perfectly assembled hamburger.
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By Leo Powell This was not life, and yet it was not death; if thou hast wit to think how I might fare bereft of both, let fancy aid thy faith. Hell, Dante Alighieri (Canto XXXIV) Devil Daggers is the demon spawn of 90’s dark first person shooter Hexen, reborn as an arena shooter. A simple,…
That Dragon, Cancer Review
Sometimes video games real life; they’re heartbreaking and devastating. If for no other reason than that, That Dragon, Cancer deserves your attention.
Guilty Gear Xrd SIGN Review
Guilty Gear Xrd SIGN is a wild ride from right from the moment you reach the start screen.
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