Iron Danger Review — Action and Approachability
Defining Iron Danger by genre is intentionally difficult, although a good starting point would be tactics-RPG. Players take control of two characters on ...
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Twin Breaker: A Sacred Symbols Adventure Review — Out of This World
For a long time now, Colin Moriarty has been of sizable influence within the video game industry. From his early days of writing ...
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DOOM Eternal Review — On the Shoulders of Demons
The original DOOM focused on one idea: turning players into a ruthless killing machine. Today, the FPS classic remains as an addicting, impressive ...
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The Longing Review — Patience Is The Key
Rarely does a game come along ready and willing to challenge orthodox ideas about what a video game should be. Studio Seufz is ...
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Separation Review — Lost and Lonely
When the perennial argument about whether or not video games count as art rears its head, a few titles can be pointed to ...
Zombie Army 4: Dead War Review — A Masterpiece B-Movie Zombie Shooter
Rebellion Developments has returned with the fourth entry into the Zombie Army saga. Zombie Army 4: Dead War delivers all the gruesome, trigger-happy, and exciting gameplay that ...
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Bayonetta and Vanquish 10th Anniversary Review — Style and Substance
PlatinumGames has acquired a near-mythical reputation among fans of single-player games, which of course means it is of great interest to the team ...
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Luna: The Shadow Dust Review — The Shadows Obscure Much
The golden era of the point-and-click adventure game is generally considered to be in the early-to-mid 1990s, where games such as The Secret ...
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Kunai Review — Synthetic Shinobi
Genre names in gaming are a funny thing. Whereas pinning down a theme in other mediums is rather easy—an action movie is clearly ...
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Journey to the Savage Planet Review — Almost Exactly As The Name Suggests
What is in a name? Some titles offer an abstract promise as to what may lay inside. Others are far more literal. In ...
