Tempest Rising Review: A commanding presence
Inspired by old-school RTS games, Tempest Rising has its own unique style that manages to shine through all the nostalgia and comparisons to classics of the genre.
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Giancarlo Saldana
Sunderfolk Review: Revolutionizing game night
Sunderfolk, the latest game from Dreamhaven and Secret Door, is a tabletop RPG where your phone is the controller and your screen is the TV. It’s one of the most fun multiplayer experiences I’ve had in years.
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Matt Buckley
Lunar: Remastered Collection Review: Showing its age
Lunar: Remastered Collection brings two classic RPGs to modern audiences with updated visuals but an otherwise faithful restoration. Is this enough to stand out in modern gaming?
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Matt Buckley
South of Midnight Review: best music score of the year
South of Midnight delights with its looks and soundtrack, which is much better than anyone could expect. It's a shame, though, that aesthetic experience isn't followed by equally great gameplay.
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Michael Grygorcewicz
Atomfall Review: A union jack of all trades
You wake up in a bunker following a nuclear disaster and now need to explore a strange new world. Sound familiar? Atomfall is not the game you think, but don’t let that stop you from exploring its unique intricacies.
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Giancarlo Saldana
Assassin's Creed: Shadows Review: Great combat and stealth, where plot plays it too safe
Assassin's Creed: Shadows, on the one hand, offers solid stealth mechanics and a great combat system. On the other, it suffers from an average plot and repetitive, generic exploration.
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Maciej Bogusz
Split Fiction Review: Hazelight does it again
Split Fiction is the newest game from the co-op masterminds at Hazelight Studios, a two-player adventure through the many stories of two authors trapped in worlds of their own creation.
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Matt Buckley
Monster Hunter Wilds review - a next step in the evolution
The Monster Hunter series is over 20 years old, but Capcom still manages to freshen it up. However, some decisions regarding Wilds seem like a miss.
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Matthew Sawka
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii review: Silliness sets sail
A spin-off to the more serious Like a Dragon titles, Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii gives us an action-packed game full of novelty, pirates, and a level of silliness that is fitting for a guy like Goro Majima. And it works.
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Giancarlo Saldana
Avowed review: Obsidian sets a new standard
Avowed is a new fantasy RPG from Obsidian Entertainment. Explore the vibrant Living Lands and investigate the Dreamscourge, a mysterious plague that is sweeping over the continent.
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Matt Buckley
Hyper Light Breaker has promising bones: Early Access review
Hyper Light Breaker, a multiplayer open-world rogue-lite, launched in Early Access to mixed player reviews. While the game has issues, it also has promise.
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Matt Buckley
Civilization 7 Review - A failed revolution with a whole bunch of problems
Civilization 7 was supposed to be a revolution, with a new quality and plenty of new features. Instead, it gives the impression of a game released in early access with many problems.
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Przemyslaw Dygas
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 review: Henry has come to visit us (again)!
Henry returns in glory. The identity of the first game is felt in the sequel and although the game is not free from flaws, it can be a great feast, especially if someone feels "quite hungry."
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Jakub Paluszek
Donkey Kong Country Returns HD review: Swinging high
Donkey Kong Country Returns HD is back for a third time on a new console and proves that the right blend of puzzles and level design can make a game stand the test of time even 15 years after its initial release.
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Giancarlo Saldana
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle review - Love letter to fans of film trilogy
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle grabs the hearts of fans of the famous archaeologist from the very first minutes. However, MachineGames' game falls a little below expectations. It sits on the border of an action game and an adventure game.
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Darius Matusiak