Tag: adventure
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Relic Odyssey: Ruins of Xantao – Review
Relic Odyssey: Ruins of Xantao is a semi-roguelike, semi-survival, semi-dungeon crawler game in early access on Steam from new indie developer Honour Bound Games.
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Like A Dragon vs Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth – Which did it better?
Both Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth (FF7) and Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth (LaD) dropped in the first quarter of 2024 and they probably have more similarities than you realise – but which one is better?
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Xuan-Yuan Sword: Mists Beyond the Mountains – Review
I hadn’t heard of the Xuan-Yuan series much before but it is a long-running RPG series hailing from China starting in 1990.
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A Guard’s Refrain – OUT NOW!
Treat Your Geek are proud to be the home of many creative people, the foremost being our founder, Mashashy aka Ash Hester, the author of The Light of Miera.
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Have We Outgrown The “Sexy” Protagonist? – Stellar Blade
Even before its release, Stellar Blade seemed to have garnered some of the worst attention and sparked the hottest takes. Some are calling it anti-woke because the main character is a scantily clad woman in full makeup. Others are calling for boycotts because they see the design as backwards, sexist and exploitative. Claims of unrealistic beauty standards are…
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Little Kitty Big City – Review
When Little Kitty, Big City first got announced it created quite the buzz around the TYG bullpen, and I decided to give it a whirl.
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Border Bots VR – Review
Border Bots VR throws you into one of the last jobs for humans in a city full of worker robots. There’s inspiration from games such as Papers Please
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Change the story? – Saviorless – Review
Are you sitting comfortably? Because it’s time for a story, the story of a boy called Antar and a journey he is about to take. This is Saviorless. Our tale begins with three beings called narrators discussing a story. The elder narrator explains to the two younger apprentices that they must never change a story, only ever read it as it is. After…
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Final Fantasy VII Rebirth – Review
It’s hard to be the second in a trilogy. You don’t have the same benefit of the world-building and exciting introduction of the first, nor the satisfying wrap-up and climax of the third. Add onto all of this being a reimagining of one of the most critically acclaimed and beloved games of all time, and…