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Moros Protocol Review—The Horror of Repetition
There was something about Moros Protocol that caught my eye almost immediately. Its grimy, pixelated take on science-fiction horror has the texture...
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Finding Polka Review—A Little Game About Taking The Long Way Home
There is something wonderfully disarming about a game that asks so little of you. In an industry increasingly preoccupied with maps covered in...
Anomaly President Early Access Review—Democracy by Day, Vigilantism by Night
There is something wonderfully disarming about Anomaly President. On paper, it sounds like the kind of pitch born from a late-night brainstorming session—a...
Tales of Seikyu Review—Folklore Flourishes, Familiar Foundations
Life simulators have spent years refining the familiar comforts of sowing crops, building friendships and slowly turning neglected land into somewhere worth calling...
Lunarium Review—Ambition Shines Through an Unpolished Adventure
There are games you seek out because they're built around mechanics you already know you'll enjoy, and then there are those that persuade...
Fading Echo Review—Inventive Ideas Shine Through the Imperfections
There is something immediately compelling about Fading Echo. Not because it promises another sprawling action adventure, but because it builds its identity around...
Denshattack! Review—An Electrifying Arcade Triumph
The easiest way to describe Denshattack! is as Tony Hawk's Pro Skater by way of Jet Set Radio, filtered through the irrepressible optimism...
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