Category: Games
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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 – Review
The Spider-Man’s (Spider-Men? Spider-People?) are back, this time with a game built for PS5, and boy does that make a difference – but we’ll get to that.
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Calico – Review
Calico began life as a KickStarter project which was picked up by Whitehorn Games and Maple Whispering after achieving double its target goal. While previously released on PC, Switch and Xbox, Calico is pawing its way onto PlayStation, and I jumped at the chance to play this magical, cosy adventure.
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Sonic Superstars – Review
Sonic Team has done it again! And by done it again, I mean created a truly mixed bag: a game that’s great in some areas, so good that it almost makes you think Sonic is “back again”, only to sabotage itself with poorly implemented new mechanics and some baffling design decisions.
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BROK The InvestiGator – Review
COWCAT’s BROK The InvestiGATOR mixes a lost game style, the point-and-click adventure, with a 2D side-scrolling beat ‘em up (e.g. Streets of Rage). Those who haven’t played point-and-click games will get their chance with this one.
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Baldur’s Gate 3 – Review
Baldur’s Gate 3… It’s good! It’s better than good! Go get it. End of review. Are you still here? Sigh fine, why is it good? Okay, where to begin…
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Dredge: The Pale Reach – Review
It’s official. Dredge finally has an expansion! We return to the seas for this Eldritch horror cosy sim with its recent update, The Pale Reach.
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Is Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed Ecto Edition the best asymmetrical game on the market?
Is Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed Ecto Edition the best asymmetrical game on the market?
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Crymachina – Review
What do you get when you blend an anime dev with clear inspiration from Nier? Well, you get Crymachina. This Action RPG is on most modern systems, although oddly not Xbox despite being on PC. If the name FuRyu rings a bell, then that is because early last year the team brought out Monark (anime-focused…
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Mugen Souls Z – Review
Chou-chou and crew return for their second adventure which much like the first game transcends from the PS3 to the Nintendo Switch. Mugen Souls Z is a direct sequel that carries a lot of the same mechanics over into its second adventure, however instead of seven planets to explore this time around you get to…