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  • Untitled Goose Game review

    Kids love the absurd. A railway train with eyebrows; a labourer with a love for delegating; and a piglet that lives to make her…

    Last Updated June 5, 2021 · by
  • Borderlands 3 review

    Ever since the first Borderlands, the series has revolved around Pandora, a barren planet believed to be rich in mineral wealth. Megacorporations, such as…

    Last Updated December 7, 2023 · by
  • Sayonara Wild Hearts review

    I can’t highlight the mesmerism of Sayanora Wild Hearts’ shifting perspectives and flickering lights without applauding its masterfully arranged sounds, which have been swirling…

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  • Blasphemous review

    The hero of Blasphemous is called The Penitent One. He wears a cone-shaped helmet, snarled up in steel thorns, and says nothing. He is…

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  • Headspun review

    In spite of our technological advances, and collaboration between the greatest minds in the business, there’s a lot we don’t know about brains. A…

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  • Gears 5 review

    The ‘of War’ bit has been taken out, but don’t expect environments to be devoid of waist-high walls: explosions are still prominent, and weapons…

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  • Blair Witch review

    I couldn’t think, I couldn’t sleep, I could do nothing but replay that movie in my head for days after: The Blair Witch Project…

    Last Updated December 21, 2023 · by
  • Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey review

    Nine years after his last game, Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood, Patrice Désilets has turned back the clocks again. This time, the 15th century isn’t far…

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  • The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan review

    Remember the Dark Universe? It was Universal Pictures’ grand idea to produce a number of movies based on classic monsters like Dr. Jekyll /…

    Last Updated December 21, 2023 · by
  • Control review

    The first words in Alan Wake, intoned by its eponymous hero, are ‘Stephen King once wrote that nightmares exist outside of logic.’ Thus developer…

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