Review: A Robot Named Fight
The controls are tight, the action is engaging, and the absurd number of variations and unlocks you can get really extend the life of the experience.
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Review: Dune Sea
I get the feeling the developers of Dune Sea knew what kind of experience they wanted to present, but had no idea how to make it into a game.
Read moreReview: Duck Souls
Duck Souls is one of the easier, more welcoming platformers I’ve played, without abdicating its challenge entirely.
Read moreReview: Blasphemous
Many games aspire to be the sort of dark, punishing platformer that this is, and almost all of them fall far short of the action and spectacle you’ll get here.
Read moreReview: REDO!
REDO! captures the more thoughtful side of the end of the world, facing you with a lonely journey that feels as punishing as being the last human left.
Read moreReview: Watch This!
It’s not scary or challenging, and it sure as hell isn’t funny, which doesn’t leave much reason to play it at all.
Read moreReview: The Final Station
From the moment I started I wanted to know everything about where this adventure would lead, and at no point was I disappointed with what I found.
Read moreDLC Review: Secrets of the Maw
The fact that the story here connects so well to the original only cements this outing as a must-have for Little Nightmares fans.
Read moreReview: TAMASHII
It’s a unique little title in tone and presentation, and something that fans of off-beat horror should not pass up.
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