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Bannerman Review: Sidescrolling Meditative Combat
0 commentsBannerman is a hard, brutal game that manages to mix difficulty and combat rhythm together to form a meditative, deep, and fulfilling side-scroller.Monolith - One of the Most Fun Roguelikes This Year
Monolith combines the genres of roguelike and shoot'em up to bring us one of the most fun roguelikes this year.Can't Wait for Darksiders 3? Play These 13 Games Instead!
Darksiders 3 was just announced, but the itch to play a great action game is here now. We've got you covered.Indiewatch: Din's Curse and Expansion Demon War - The Best ARPG You Never Heard of
Din's Curse is an unknown and excellent ARPG that doesn't follow the traditional paths of the genre.Twirlbound's Action Adventure Title Pine Gets Kickstarted
With just under two days to go, Indie developer Twirlbound's Kickstarter campaign for their title Pine receives full funding.Uncharted 4 - Creating Characters That Live Outside the Game
Let's discuss three ways the narrative of a video game can merge with our everyday lives.Sword of Shadows Brings Hardcore Martial Arts Action to Mobile
Want to become a martial arts legend? Download Sword of Shadows!Retrowatch: Severance: Blade of Darkness -- The Dark Souls of 2001
Severance is a hardcore action game with polished and brutal combat that can only be compared to later titles like Dark Souls.Tomb Raider - Learning From the Rise of a Survivor
The most famous archaeologist in the video game industry made a return in 2013, but what lessons can we take from it?Lords of the Fallen Mobile Review
A closer look at the hack and slash RPG for mobile devices, Lords of the Fallen.Grand Theft Auto IV Now Backwards Compatible
Rockstar announces Grand Theft Auto IV now available on Xbox One backwards compatibility.The Five Biggest Differences Between Monster Hunter and Toukiden 2
They may seem similar on the surface, but these two hunting series are actually distinct in a number of ways.Ellipsis Review - Minimalism Fine Tuned For PC
Ellipsis is a fun game that will redefine what you think minimal games can offer. You will be challenged, you will evolve, and leave all the better.Where the Hell Is Devil May Cry 5? Guess Capcom Still Hates Money...
It's been a while since we've heard from Dante. Bring him back, Capcom!Five Action Games That Could Become The Next Big RTS
Halo Wars has shown that action games can make great RTS games -- can other franchises follow suit? Here are our suggestions.Tales of Berseria Demo Now Available
The demo for Bandai-Namco's upcoming jrpg now available on Steam and PSN.Xbox Exclusive Scalebound Now Cancelled
Platinum Games' dragon adventure officially gets the axe.Retro Review: Pac-Man World
While it has it's flaws, Pac-Man World is still a champion in it's craft. Wakka wakka wakka!The 10 Best (And Worst) Mega Man Robot Masters
Capcom has some really great robot master designs, while others are just universally bad ideas. Find out which ones make it to the top and which ones fall short, ranked according to 3 different...Get action news the moment it happens!
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While the story and combat are the biggest aspects of the two games and obviously matter, and are themselves unique, the little things are what really make the early Paper Mario games so great because their immersive detail and sheer quantity allowed the world of Mario to feel the realest and most alive it ever has. read more What Made Paper Mario 64 and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door So Special?
