Magin: The Rat Project Stories review for PS5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo, PC
A deckbuilder that comes so close to being something special, and but that winds up so far from it.
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Halo: Campaign Evolved review for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
This shouldn’t be acceptable for the re-release of the most major landmark title for one of the largest game studios on the planet. But it’s still Halo CE, so…
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Agent 64: Spies Never Die review for PC
Agent 64 asks the question, “What if it was 1997 again?”
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Some mysteries are better left unsolved.
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Demon Turf’s sequel may have been five years in the making, but it’s well worth the wait.
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A one-time Epic Games exclusive gets wider distribution. Was it worth the wait?
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This really is one Grand Blue Fantasy…Endless Ragnarok.
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Thick As Thieves will leave you wanting more – a lot more.
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One Part Sports Shonen, One Part Travelogue, a hell of a good time!
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Maracas Studio’s charming new release is tail-ored to a cat-astrophy free cozy gaming experience.
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“The moderately alright outdoors” doesn’t have quite the same ring to it.
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Blackjack goes to hell — and comes out the better for it.