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Mashle: Magic and Muscles – Review
Who would win a prestigious school of noble mages or one strong boy? The answer is Mashle: Magic and Muscles.
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The Psychological Horror Continues in Brokenlore: Don’t Watch – Review
Strap in folks, the second part of Brokenlore is out and available for all to play. Let me tell you from the get-go, this time it gets weird and grotesque fast.
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Not All Witches Cast Spells – Make Believe Book Review
Make Believe (The Hexford Witches Book One) by C.B. Hallam is a warm hug wrapped in magic, witchcraft, and fierce protectiveness. Firstly, I have to talk about the chapter art. I was wholly unprepared for the impact such a simple design would have on me, but I loved it. The art is wholesome and homey,…
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Parkour Horror: Finding Frankie hits the playground running
Did you ever play Mirrors Edge back in the day, but wonder what it would be like in a horror setting? If so, then Finding Frankie is the game for you. Finding Frankie is a horror parkour game set within the walls of a giant indoor soft play, complete with trampolines, parkour rooms, interesting mascots…
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A classic returns in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered
The Dragonfires are dying, the emperor is running for his life, and you are a prisoner who holds the fate of Tamriel in their hands. Yes, Oblivion is back!
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Captain America Brave New World – Review
Marvel movies have lost some of their fanfare lately with a mix of varying quality, undeserved hate and bungled marketing plus the knock-on impacts of strikes and a pandemic. There are still things for die-hard fans to be excited about, but does Captain America Brave New World do enough to draw in the mainstream crowds?…
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Become the Dark Knight in Batman Arkham Shadow VR
Batman Arkham Shadow is Batman’s second venture into VR, but this time he means business! Gotham is under threat from an unknown villain, known as The Rat King.
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Is The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy- a return to glory?
Too Kyo Games’ latest release, The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy- is a homage to their roots while branching out into something new. You will laugh, you will cry, and I’m here to tell you why you need to play this game.
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Taking a look at possible Monster Hunter Wilds Collaborations
Monster Hunter Wilds has landed. The latest title from the popular Monster Hunter Series boulders onto modern consoles, and like previous entries, the first of many “Title Updates” has been released. These Title Updates bring with them new Monsters and new challenges to evolve the gameplay over time, giving the series a feeling of evolution…
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Grim Adventures and Nordic Fables: Bramble The Mountain King
Most of us can recall a time in the past when we were getting cosy in our beds at night, ready to read our collection of Fairy Tales. Checking in on our favourite characters, we revisited magical realms, consisting of Dragons, Elves, Witches, Princes, and Princesses. But every tale has its darker side … enter…
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Does the New Netflix Anime do Devil May Cry Justice?
The armies of Hell are poised to invade, the gates are about to swing open, and humanity’s only hope is a child of both worlds; a warrior so fierce that even the Devil may cry.
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Is Macross: Shooting Insight the game fans have been waiting for?
Is Macross: Shooting Insight the game fans have been waiting for?
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Introducing: B.A Wilcox – Featured Author
B.A. Wilcox is a poet and author from North Ridgeville, OH. Despite a background in cybersecurity he enjoys dipping into the both sci-fi and fantasy genres and has contributed to several TTRPG projects including Abbadon: The Thirteen Seals from Lost Haven TTRPG. A lifetime resident of Ohio, he has written over 300 poems since October…
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The Most Ambitious GUST Project Yet: Atelier Yumia – Review
The Atelier franchise now spans over 27 games with 10 sub-series of interconnected games. Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land is the most recent and most ambitious addition to the series from GUST, boasting vast open landscapes, a new alchemy system and a brand new universe to explore.
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Is Avowed worth your time? – Review
Answer the call of a forgotten god and shape the destiny of the Living Lands in Obsidian’s latest epic RPG Avowed.
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Does horror truly begin in The Cecil: The Journey Begins?
The Cecil Hotel, widely known for its checkered past and mysterious incidents, is the site of Genie Interactive Games’ debut first-person horror title The Cecil: The Journey Begins.
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Could you escape? – Captured – Review
You’re locked inside your house. Something isn’t right. All the lights are gone and the corridor loops around in circles. Something resides just in the corner of your eye chasing you and you realise it’s too late. You’ve been Captured!
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Delve into the horror with Kryva Hora – Demo
Kryva Hora is a stealth action and survival horror game set in 1987 Chernobyl, just after the tragic nuclear explosion. Presented as if through the lens of found footage, explore secret military facilities to discover what occurred in the labs, and what horrors lie within. Kryva Hora is a survival horror in the vein of…