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Palworld preview

Palworld Preview – Beastmastery Beckons

Pokémon with guns. That ad-hoc definition was the flying cigarette butt that lit the fuse of the gaming masses’ explosive enthusiasm. Palworld, an unknown and…

Ready or Not review

Ready or Not Review – “Controversial”

Games glorifying banditry are legion, but only a few lionize law enforcement. Taking a conscious risk of sounding like an average grandfather, I’ll label that…

Cookie Cutter Review

Cookie Cutter Review – Headbanger’s Ball

Hyperviolent android, obsessively in love with a girl, tearing foes limb from limb and screaming in a futuristic, dystopian environment. Sounds familiar? No? You may…

Flashback 2 review

Flashback 2 Review – Le Désastre

The original Flashback (1992) was one of the most important games of the late Amiga era. This sci-fi cinematic platform game broke popularity records and…

Lies of P review

Lies of P Review – Clockborne Rising

There are great many Marlenas in this world, but only one of them is Dietrich. The same goes for Bloodborne, from which the famous “borne”…

Starfield review

Starfield Review – Small Step for Mankind

Perusing the early impressions of Starfield, I noticed the absence of serious attempts to compare it with Mass Effect. As if many esteemed colleagues were…

Diablo 4 review

Diablo 4 Review – Desolation Row

In these uncertain, turbulent times, quality escapism is pretty much essential for individual well-being. Preferably, that distraction is something a person intimately recognizes and enjoys…

Amnesia The Bunker review

Amnesia: The Bunker Review – 3D Monster Maze

Frictional Games are undisputed masters of interactive dread since the first Amnesia (2010). Their signature brand of horror had always involved a defenseless amnesiac protagonist…

System Shock review

System Shock Review – Remember Citadel

Imagine being a caveman hunting a mammoth with a flint-tipped spear and bone arrows. Suddenly, a bright light flashes, weirdly dressed stranger materializes in front…

Age of Wonders 4 review

Age of Wonders 4 Review – Positively Magical

Since the early days of tabletop gaming, a crucial prerequisite for fantasy role-players was imagination. The ability to weave stories and fly unshackled from the…

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