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Risk of Rain Returns Review – A Cruel Second Dimension

Ten years ago, back when roguelikes weren’t anywhere near the super popular genre they are today, a little project made by three people dropped called Risk of Rain, offering a fun roguelike experience you could play with friends or by yourself. Nowadays, Risk of Rain has grown to become a big franchise in the indie …

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The Invincible Review – An Admirable Adaption

Beautiful canyons, the bright cosmos above, oceans, and relatively tame atmospheric conditions. Regis III seems like a paradise for alien life and a curious astrobiologist. The Invincible teaches us not to trust first impressions. Polish sci-fi legend StanisÅ‚aw Lem published The Invincible in 1964. Lem passed away in 2006, but his legacy of injecting heavy …

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Headbangers Rhythm Royale Review – Shake Your Tailfeathers

I adore rhythm games. The satisfaction of getting a perfect rhythm in Crypt of the Necrodancer or solving the Mermaid Puzzle in Stardew Valley is a delight few games can replicate. And yet, while their gratifying gameplay feels and sounds terrific, Rhythm games are usually very solitary, single-player experiences that are hard to share or …

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The Talos Principle 2 Review – A Synergy of Ingenious Ideas

Truly innovative puzzle games don’t come around too often, though, in the early 2010s, the genre seemed to be going through somewhat of a renaissance. 2011’s Portal 2 revitalized the perfect mix of puzzling and story the Point-and-Click genre had birthed a decade before, and indie titles like Braid a few years earlier and FEZ a …

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Jusant Review –  A Mountaineering Masterclass

The art of climbing. It’s something that pretty much every single human being has some sort of experience doing. Whether you are someone who knows their Carabiners from their Prism descenders, or you’re someone like me who was notorious as a child on the local birthday party circuit for clambering on Bouncy Castles and causing …

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