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Altered Matter's Etherborn is a beautiful puzzle game that will make you work to solve it.

Outward isn't revolutionary, but there's a lot to be said for the sense of achievement the game grants in both single and multiplayer.

Surviving Mars is finally getting its first expansion in Green Planet. Finally the game will be getting a much-requested terraforming feature.

RoR2's teleporters aren't that hard to find if you know what you're looking for.

The less stressful route from Chersonese to Levant in Outward, through Berg.

Only two skills grant the Discipline boon, luckily they're both in the same place.

Of all the challenges found in Outward, the load screens may be console players' biggest hurdle.

What you need to know about dying, and how to find your backpack after death.

How to get a new shiny backpack and attach your lantern to it.

You don't have to scrape up 150 Silver to pay off that Blood Debt in Outward. You can actually finish it in a matter of minutes.

Terrorarium's new to Early Access and needs some work to make it a worthwhile purchase.

FFXV isn't the game the community wanted, but in its current state, it's still a greatly enjoyable experience.

Left Alive is probably the last call to Front Mission we're going to see, and its quality is not a surprise, but certainly disappointing.

From deflecting Earthlings to zooming through a Back in the Groove run, these tips will help you survive ToeJam and Earl's latest trip to Earth.

ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove isn't a blast FROM the past, it's a blast TO the past.

You can't get a much more early '90s combo than ToeJam & Earl and Macaulay Culkin.

Island farming RPG Summer in Mara is only 10 days from finishing its campaign on Kickstarter. Will they make it to the animal breeding stretch goal?

We're only one week away from maximum '90s nostalgia in ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove! Are you ready?

The old monikers of "Sega kid" and "Nintendo kid" don't mean much anymore, but ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove demands the attention of those who once proclaimed themselves to be Sega kids.

If you ever wanted to torture a bunch of mushroom people in player-made levels, you'll get your chance with Terrorarium next month.