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Gallipoli
Firing a ten-round rifle until it's empty takes sixteen seconds. Reloading it takes ten. If you're hit in a non-vital area, you must first stop the bleeding, which takes eight seconds, and then regain full health, another eight. If you've run yourself ragged on the way there, it…
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Pokémon Pokopia: Bubbly Basin
I'm back in Pokopia! I must admit I've been feeling a bit nostalgic since I left my neighbourhood after my time in the Pokémon world ahead of the review of the base game. The environments I explored, the friends I met, and the creativity I experienced have certainly left their…
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ReStory
ReStory: Electronic Repairs is a cosy, job simulator that definitely will appeal to some. You run a small electronics repair shop in mid-2000s Tokyo, buy broken gadgets, take them apart, clean their components, replace damaged parts, and sell them on. And it's precisely that…
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Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2
Kept you waiting, huh? At long last, the anticipated second volume of the Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection is upon us. After our relative disappointment with the first Master Collection being incomplete, rough around the edges, and lacking 4K support, it was difficult to…
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Theropods
Dinosaurs are cool again: we have just received a new movie filled with beasts eating residents of an American suburb in The End of Oak Street, but if you are looking for a more prehistoric story, Theropods is the game for you. In development for over ten years, by a team of…
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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl - Cost of Hope
I was hugely impressed by S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl when it was released two years ago. I've returned to the Zone from time to time as the blend of monsters, human survival, and the fantastic world created by GSC Game World cannot be underestimated. For that reason,…
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Duskfade
We've seen a few studios in recent years attempt what Weird Beluga has with Duskfade, emulating the feeling of old-school action platformers to make games that feel like lost gems from now-distant eras. A Hat in Time took inspiration from late-90s collectathon classics like…
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Sovereign Tower
Imagine Dispatch, but take away the superheroes, the modern metropolis, the computers and the headset, and replace it all with an ancient kingdom, a round table with a bunch of knights, and about a thousand billion times greater risk of someone being impaled with a sword or…
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The Sinking City 2
For all of its merits, there was always something missing when looking at the investigative-first design philosophy developer Frogwares used in its former video games. Perhaps it's down to consumers being so familiar with the now traditional survival horror premise, or maybe…
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Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls
Reviewing a fighting game isn't really in my comfort zone. You see, whilst I have enormous respect for the genre and think it's an excellent spectator sport, I often find actually playing these games to be unfriendly to beginners and therefore generally rather off-putting. I'd…
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Corsair Cove
If you're keen for more pirate adventures following this summer's remake of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, I've got some good news as there's a proper pirate adventure called Corsair Cove. It's an unusual title, as it centres on a gang of pirates who are shipwrecked on a…
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Truxton Extreme
When Toaplan went into liquidation in 1994, one of the most influential companies in the shoot 'em up genre disappeared. The studio never reached the same scale as Capcom or Konami, despite making its mark in the late 1980s and early 1990s with games such as Truxton, Fire Shark,…
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Celestial Return
There are games inspired by classics, and then there are games that base almost their entire identity on them. {Celestial Return} falls into the latter category. From the very start, it's clear the developers have played copious amounts of {Disco Elysium} and {Citizen Sleeper}.…
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Hell Let Loose: Vietnam
For all of the things Battlefield, Call of Duty, Enlisted, even BlackMill's World War I series do well, none are particularly good representations of the true nature of war. These titles are designed to be fast-paced, thrilling, fluid, and to effectively be a more arcade-style…
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Warshift 2
{Warshift 2} is truly a unique game that I'm delighted to have had the chance to try out. It gets off to a pretty intense start, with you upgrading a mech or a vehicle that serves as your character. It's almost like an action role-playing game in that you head out into the world…
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Big Walk
Usually, despite having watched this industry for most of my life, I can be pretty wrong about certain games succeeding. Big Walk is not one of those games. I knew House House's puzzle exploration adventure would be a hit from the moment it was revealed. Capitalising on the…
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Parkasaurus: Dinoluxe Edition
If you think of sim games about building theme parks or zoos, Frontier's Jurassic World Evolution, Planet Coaster, and Planet Zoo immediately comes to mind. Those games are excellent, but they are also more demanding graphically, are quite complex and, for some people, the 3D…
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Beast of Reincarnation
When people talk about developer Game Freak these days, most people's thoughts turn to the Pokémon series. The studio has, after all, been responsible for Nintendo's popular monster adventure for over three decades, but despite a strong focus on Pikachu's wellbeing since the…
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Lies of P - Complete Edition (Nintendo Switch 2)
There are few genres that have taught me patience quite as well as Soulslikes. In fact, the journey began long before the genre even had a name. Adventure of Link taught me early on that every mistake comes at a cost and setbacks are part of the adventure. Several years later,…
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Kusan: City of Wolves
Let me start with a confession: {Hotline Miami} has always passed me by. I tried it when it was available for free on PSN, realised that everyone else seemed to love it, and switched it off without understanding the appeal. So when {Kusan: City of Wolves} is described as a…