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Gnosia Review: Where Zero Escape, Among Us, and Raging Loop Collide
Exclusive 0 commentsGnosia draws similarities to games like Among Us and Zero Escape, but ultimately crafts a unique story with a crew of memorable characters.Curse of the Dead Gods Review: The Temple of Doom
Curse of the Dead Gods is an action-roguelike with slick combat and a risk-reward loop that will keep you coming back.RetroMania Wrestling Review: Boys Club Nostalgia
RetroMania Wrestling is an arcade wrestler that looks and plays well, let down by limited scope.Taxi Chaos Review: Way Past Time to Make Some Crazy Money
The spirit of Sega's legendary Crazy Taxi returns in Taxi Chaos, a game that manages to capture the shallow fun of the coin-op classic.PixelJunk Raiders Review: One Small Step for Stadia
PixelJunk Raiders is the latest Stadia exclusive to introduce some cool features built for the platform, but its alien world leaves too much to be desired.Maquette Review: Love and What Comes Next
For a game that's all about finding closure in our lives, Maquette makes it exceptionally difficult to get to its end credits.Littlewood Switch Review: Welcome Home
Littlewood's warm setting, deep customization, and endearing characters make it one of the better farm-sims on Nintendo Switch.Capcom Arcade Stadium Review: A Visual History of the 80s Arcade
Relive the glory days of the arcade with this beefy collection of Capcom coin-op hits.Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection Review: Brutally Old-School on Every Level
Ghosts 'n Goblins Resurrection marks a return of the classic and nearly everything about it feels entirely, painfully old-school.Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury Review: The Best of Both Worlds
With some of the cleverest level designs and a boundless sense of joy, Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury is essential playing for any Mario fan.30XX Review: A Blast From the Future Past
30XX is a roguelike that presents a great platforming challenge that's occasionally a little too stiff.Prison Architect Going Green Review: To Greener Pastures
Going Green adds some new labor and a whole lot more to Prison Architect's already long list of features.UnderMine Switch Review: Hi Ho, Hi Ho, Back to the Mines We Go
UnderMine on Switch is a strong, quirky roguelike full of personality that strikes a healthy balance between challenge and accessibility.The Nioh Collection Review: Bringing Back the Demons
The Nioh Collection brings two of the most satisfying last-gen games to next-gen, offering improvements both new and returning players are sure to love.Blue Fire Review: A Dash Too Far
Blue Fire is a promising experience with tight platforming let down by ropey combat, a lack of direction, and a range of technical issues.Destruction AllStars Review: Potential Meets Pitfalls
Destruction AllStars looks great and is fun to play, but balance issues negatively affect gameplay, and overbearing microtransactions mar the experience.Little Nightmares 2 Review: Beautiful Nightmare Fuel
Little Nightmares 2 is bigger and better than the original, offering up a larger world to explore and all new enemies waiting to devour you.Persona 5 Strikers Review: A Summer Road Trip Extravaganza
Persona 5 Strikers is a fantastic sequel to the original game. It's fun, stylish, and sleek, a road trip to remember.Control: Ultimate Edition Xbox Series X Review — Weirder and Prettier Than Usual
Control was one of 2019's best games, with the only pervasive issue being that consoles couldn't always run the ambitious game so well. That's all changed.Disjunction Review: Retro Cyberpunk Stealth
Disjunction is a fun stealth action game with great art and music, but there aren't enough interesting elements to keep the gameplay from eventually growing stale.-
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