Review: Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs
A Machine for Pigs might be a passable horror game if you can look past the poor story and gameplay, but passable is not what the follow-up to The Dark Descent should be at all.
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Review: A Place for the Unwilling
It’s unique not just in its structure but its permanently lethargic pace, and the difficulty in even finding the full scope of the mystery.
Read moreReview: Abandon Ship
Not only does it feature a unique mix of eldritch horror and swashbuckling, Abandon Ship offers all the variety and action you could ask for in such a colorful setting.
Read moreWeeklong Deals for 11/11/19
These sure are… some Weeklong Deals! Anything decent in them? Maybe!
Read moreReview: Torment: Tides of Numenera
Temper your expectations for something less than Planescape, and you’ll have a solid 30-hour RPG to venture through, full of decent twists and surprises.
Read moreReview: Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Not only does Amnesia still stand strong, it remains one of the most haunting and engaging horror games of the genre.
Read moreReview: Depraved
In terms of variety, there are far better builders out there than Depraved, but if you want that particular Wild West flavor, this isn’t all that bad a place to find it.
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