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UFC 5 Review – EA produces undisputed champion
The time has come to step into the octagon, and our UFC 5 review is in. The expectation for the game is explosive, hard-hitting…
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Ghostrunner 2 review – to die for
Ghostrunner 2 is an elegant, dripping neon blur of motion and violence. It imagines a bleak, cyberpunk future chiseled by coiling industrial monoliths, polished…
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Cities Skylines 2 review – just shy of a milestone
Eight years after Cities Skylines nabbed the city builder crown from the troubled SimCity reboot, Colossal Order is back with a sequel. And with…
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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 review – a return with venomous bite
This review features heavy spoilers for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and other games in the series. Spider-Man’s mythos begins with a radioactive bite. For over…
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Lords of the Fallen review – only a shortfall from greatness
Lords of the Fallen may carry the namesake of its predecessor, but it bears mercifully few of its sins. A new Soulslike with plenty…
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Total War Pharaoh review – a game to be buried by the sands of time
Total War Pharaoh is a stylish, fun experience. Yet it’s also a game without ambition, drive, or identity, failing to capitalise on its potential…
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NHL 24 Review – Physical fast-paced fun
The scores are in for our NHL 24 Review. Having spent hours on the ice experiencing the new offering from EA Sports, I can…
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Fortnite review – How good is it in 2023?
Not long ago, it seemed that everybody played Fortnite. The battle royale came out in late 2017 and quickly became a worldwide phenomenon. From…
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Cricket 24 Review – New delivery gets stuck in the wicket
Cricket 24 has arrived, and so has our Cricket 24 review. The eagerly anticipated next installment of Big Ant Studios’ Cricket franchise is ready…
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Assassin’s Creed Mirage review – a safe and generic homage to its roots
After a shaky pivot to RPGs initiated with Origins, Assassin's Creed Mirage is the series trying its hardest to recapture the past. A return…
