Microsoft
XBox 360, Xbox One
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Iron Crypticle review
As titles like Robotron: 2084, Smash TV, and the sum of the Geometry Wars series have demonstrated, the twin-stick shooter…
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Valkyria Revolution review
Let’s get this out of the way first: while Valkyria Revolution is set in the same world as the cherished…
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Lock’s Quest review
The game industry’s fondness for remasters and reissues likely leaves gamers with an unshakable sense of déjà vu. Selections for…
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Victor Vran: Overkill Edition review
Diablo III’s 2012 launch didn’t exactly go over smoothly. The decision to require a constant online connection meant the game’s…
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FlatOut 4: Total Insanity review
Across the first three iterations of FlatOut, Bugbear Entertainment was confidently slung in the driver’s seat, guiding the destruction-based racer…
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Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIII+Fame and Strategy Expansion Pack review
For the media savvy, there’s a strong chance of familiarity with Luo Guanzhong’s fourteenth-century historical novel, Romance of the Three…
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Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap review
The ubiquity of game remakes is hardly surprising. After all, it’s cost-effective for publishers to either emulate yesteryear’s titles (see…
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The Sexy Brutale review
While cherished by board game fans, Clue’s Tudor Mansion is only an iota as interesting as The Sexy Brutale. Owned…
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Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition review
Although first- and third-person shooters can be delightfully immersive, there’s a time when circle-strafing and cover-based mechanics can become a…
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Yooka-Laylee review
While some might remember the late 1990s for the ubiquity of pagers, Tamagotchis, and boy bands, veteran games likely associate…
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