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Mad Max review
Much like George A. Romero’s series of Living Dead films, George Miller’s Mad Max films have had an indelible impact…
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Nobunaga’s Ambition: Sphere of Influence review
History is filled with accounts of audacious ambition. From Alexander the Great to Genghis Khan, leaders have captured vast contiguous…
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Cherry MX 6.0 Mechanical Keyboard review
Occasionally, the peripheral we utilize the most is the one that gets tragically overlooked. Case in point: there’s plenty of…
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DiscStorm Review
Videogames often allow us to mirror sporting events without conforming to real world limitations. We’ve seen this time again with…
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Evoland 2: A Slight Case of Spacetime Continuum Disorder review
Nostalgia is a tragically fragile sentiment. Relentlessly, publishers attempt to reinvigorate salient gaming memories, with a cavalcade of remakes, reboots,…
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Super Mutant Alien Assault (Early Access) review
Game reviewers (present company included) often obsess over taxonomy. I’d like to think that expressing and conceptualizing new genres isn’t…
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RymdResa review
Roguelikes along with platformers, have become a genre of choice for your average indie developer. This focus on categories abandoned…
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Fairy Fencer F (PC) review
Synergy doesn’t automatically materialize when prodigious talent comes together. From Ocean’s Twelve disastrous attempt to recreate the energy of Steven…
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Funk of Titans (PC) review
In recent years, endless runners gained a recent surge in popularity largely stemming from the rise in mobile games. Though…
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Nom Nom Galaxy review
Soup might just be the one of the most synergistic foods around, with a final product that’s typically greater than…
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