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Are you made for greatness? – Cultist Simulator: Initiate Edition
Are you a good person? Are you cunning, passionate and wise? Are you the one to change the world to your whim and lead them into a new era of prosperity? Or, do you wrap yourself in delusions of grandeur and are destined for no more than death? Test your courage and find your path…
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Will you be left on the “Edge of Sanity” – Review
One of your camp members has just died. It’s unsurprising, and the Alaskan wilderness is just as unforgiving as the monsters you’re running from. The choice pops up. Do we bury the body or salvage what we can for food? Sure camp morale will take a massive hit but people’s bellies will be full and…
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Build Cosy Dioramas in Islands & Trains – Preview
I was scrolling BlueSky one morning when I came across a post from the Devs of Islands & Trains. Mere moments later, I had downloaded the demo and began my creative adventure, adding Islands & Trains to my Wishlist soon after. And now I am here, to convince you all to do the same. Islands…
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Hot Wheels Monster Trucks: Stunt Mayhem – Review
Hot Wheels is a long-lived franchise that I’ve personally always enjoyed, in particular the recent Hot Wheels Unleashed games. I’ve also always had a bit of a soft spot for the spectacle of monster trucks, where I had my time as a Gravedigger fan. So when a Hot Wheels Monster Truck game came up, I…
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Treat Your Geek Takes Off!
If you’ve been around for a while, you’re probably already aware of all the projects we currently have going on here at Treat Your Geek. But we have been busy and it’s possible you may have missed somethings. So, I have taken it upon myself to brag about all the things that me and the…
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Are you ready for Rogue Flight? – Review
Rogue Flight slapped me in the face with a retro anime-inspired trailer mere weeks ago, and now it’s here (or nearly, the launch date is 25th October) on PS5, PC, Switch and XBSX. It’s a blast from the past with some good old-school arcade-inspired shooting ‘em up. Think of something like Afterburner. Or minigames from…
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Celestia Chain of Fate – Review
Have you ever wished to be a daughter of the duchy? Do you want magical powers and three hot boys falling over themselves for the chance to date you? Well, good news! Celestia Chain of Fate from Agate Games provides exactly that. Between your new life at a magical finishing school, classes, trials and the…
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Looney Tunes: Wacky World of Sports – Review
What we have with Looney Tunes: Wacky World of Sports is a collection of four sports games: Golf, Tennis, Football (Soccer), and Basketball. All four are solid, if rather basic, but given the subject matter here, I don’t think anyone buying this will be looking for deep simulations! These are meant to be light-hearted, arcade-style…
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Reach new depths in Mining Mechs – Review
One of my first-ever reviews was for Dirt Inc, an idle game on Android where you dig ever deeper for increasingly valuable dirt. Now we’ve come full circle and I’m back to digging the dirt, but this time there’s ore and mechs. Mining Mechs (available on PC and recently released for console) does find some…
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Gori: Cuddly Carnage – Review
Hey kids, do you like violence? Not just violence, but murdering, while tearing apart cuddly toys that have become something more…grotesque? Well strap in and get a splatter guard ready as we enter Gori: Cuddly Carnage. Gori is set in a world where humanity has been destroyed and its only saviour is a cute cuddly…
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Pushing the PS5 to its limit – Astro Bot – Review
This is probably one of the easiest reviews I’ll ever write as I could easily say, “9/10, buy it, you won’t be disappointed” and leave it at that. But Astro Bot for the PlayStation 5 deserves so much more than that, so here goes. You play as the titular Astro Bot, a little robot who…
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Kaiju No.8 – Review
So I gave this 12-episode anime a shot because Uniqlo had some cool t-shirts for it. Which is not my worst justification for watching a new show… The first episode introduces us to a world, or at least a Japan where Kaiju (giant monsters) are pretty common. We don’t know where they come from or…
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Willy’s Wonderland – The Game – Review
Willy’s Wonderland – The Game sees you step into the shoes of ‘The Janitor’ and you have to survive the horrors of a haunted children’s restaurant
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Is Star Wars The Acolyte really “that” bad? – Review
There’s so much fear, hate and suffering surrounding the Internet discourse of The Acolyte that it’s tempting to let this review fall to countering arguments rather than critiquing the show itself. It would be much easier to review without all that noise and to be fair it would also be much easier to watch and…
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Take on Galacticare’s New Free Challenge Mode – Review
Not enough death in your dungeon? Too much cash in your pocket? Then grab yourself the free Challenge Mode DLC from Galacticare for PC. If you’re not already a Diabolical Director, you can check out my previous review of the full game here. I also got the PlayStation edition and am happy to report it…
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Launder Your Way To Success in Arcade Paradise VR – Review
Arcade Paradise VR doesn’t mess around when it comes to nostalgia. The main menu drops you in front of a classic arcade cabinet in some black void with a carpet that instantly teleported me back twen… thirt… a good number of years. Man, I’m getting old. Once this game gets going, you’ll be managing your…
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White Day 2: The Flower That Lies – Review
White Day: A Labyrinth Named School was a Korean game released on PC in 2001. While it achieved some acclaim it didn’t leave its own shores. Fast forward to 2015 and White Day gets remastered for modern systems and localised worldwide and achieves a cult following, White Day 2: The Flower That Lies hopes to…
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Will your Faith be Bleak and Forsaken – Review
Come with me, and you’ll be, in the world of Bleak Faith: Forsaken (c’mon admit it, you sang it to the Willy Wonka tune), where Sci-fi meets fantasy in this latest souls-like. Now, normally here is where I’d spin a small sentence or two for the set-up of the story, but quite frankly I had…
