Review: Hidden Through Time
The addition of user generated content really sets Hidden Through Time apart in a way that hugely benefits its replayability.
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Review: Fight Crab
Between the wild weapons, the bizarre locales, and the absolutely insane escalation of the campaign, this hard-shelled brawler promises plenty of fun within its notably narrow scope.
Read moreReview: Receiver 2
Receiver 2 takes more patience than its predecessor, but rewards it with more mysteries, discoveries, and satisfying action.
Read moreReview: The King of Fighters XIV
KOF XIV is some of the most fun the series has ever been to play, but it’s definitely looked better.
Read moreReview: Book of Demons
Book of Demons manages to hit that sweet spot of hectic combat and chill adventuring that I loved about old-school Diablo, and adds plenty of improvements to the mix.
Read moreReview: Tales From Off-Peak City Vol. 1
Tales From Off-Peak City is the kind of surreal that works, the kind that you feel in the small crevices of your brain and hear echoing in bones you don’t know the names of.
Read moreReview: Journey
It suffers a little if you happened to play its successors first, but even so it’s not hard to see what makes this such a magical… well, journey.
Read moreReview: They Are Billions
They Are Billions makes good on the promise of its name, pitting you against countless legions of the undead in a compelling struggle to survive and rebuild.
Read moreDLC Review: Freshwater Frenzy
Freshwater Frenzy doesn’t really change the nature of Megaquarium, but it very much enhances what it is.
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