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Life Is Strange: Before The Storm Review - Keep the Good Times Rolling

Posted Wed at 21:00
It's rare that a prequel truly works, where a story can captivate despite the audience knowing what's coming and where the path will lead. Life Is Strange: Before The Storm is one of those exceptional stories because it draws you in on i...
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Yakuza 6: The Song Of Life Review: Tokyo Drifter

Posted Tue at 23:00
The Yakuza franchise is over a decade old, and in that time, its feature set has predictably grown. Over six mainline entries, free-roam areas became more substantial, additional playable protagonists were introduced, combat mechanics we...
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God Of War Review: Out With The Old, In With The New

Posted Tue at 16:00
The God of War series has, until now, stuck very close to the standards set in the original 2005 game. More than a decade (and many games) later, it makes sense that Sony would want to mix things up for the aged hack-and-slash series. Li...
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Penny-Punching Princess Review: In For A Pound

Posted Fri at 15:00
Penny-Punching Princess opens by declaring that, in the age of capitalism, money is where real power comes from. This is a game about a princess who needs to accumulate wealth to get revenge on the Dragaloan Family, who sent her father i...
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Extinction Review - A Giant Mess

Posted Apr 10, 18
Don't let the AAA price tag fool you into thinking Extinction is a high-end product. It ain't, and there's nothing in the game--not even cutscenes--that come close to approaching the level of quality seen in its lavish, pre-launch cinema...
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Life Is Strange: Before The Storm Review - Keep the Good Times Rolling
It's rare that a prequel truly works, where a story can captivate despite the audience knowing what's coming and where the path will lead. Life Is Strange: Before The Storm is one of those exceptional stories because it draws you in on i...
Published Apr 18, 2018
Yakuza 6: The Song Of Life Review: Tokyo Drifter
The Yakuza franchise is over a decade old, and in that time, its feature set has predictably grown. Over six mainline entries, free-roam areas became more substantial, additional playable protagonists were introduced, combat mechanics we...
Published Apr 17, 2018
God Of War Review: Out With The Old, In With The New
The God of War series has, until now, stuck very close to the standards set in the original 2005 game. More than a decade (and many games) later, it makes sense that Sony would want to mix things up for the aged hack-and-slash series. Li...
Published Apr 17, 2018
Penny-Punching Princess Review: In For A Pound
Penny-Punching Princess opens by declaring that, in the age of capitalism, money is where real power comes from. This is a game about a princess who needs to accumulate wealth to get revenge on the Dragaloan Family, who sent her father i...
Published Apr 13, 2018
Extinction Review - A Giant Mess
Don't let the AAA price tag fool you into thinking Extinction is a high-end product. It ain't, and there's nothing in the game--not even cutscenes--that come close to approaching the level of quality seen in its lavish, pre-launch cinema...
Published Apr 10, 2018
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