Reviews
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617
Octodad: Dadliest Catch Review – Encephalopod Insanity
Your children scream for your attention, your wife demands you explain what’s gone wrong in your relationship, and all the while you...
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The Wolf Among Us Episode 2: Smoke and Mirrors Review – Kissed The Girls and Made Them Cry
This post was authored by Alissa McAloon. The Big Bad Wolf may not be the worst thing waiting out in the dark. For...
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Pikmin 3 Review – As Metal as It Is Adorable
When was the last time you had a horde of ridiculously adorable plant creatures murdering and harvesting corpses for you? It doesn’t...
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The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief Review – Highlighting the Importance of Quality Control
If there is something I have come to terms with over my short time formally reviewing video games, it’s that I am...
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438
NES Remix Review – feat. DJ DK Jr., MC Luigi, and Lil Kim
Nearly everyone, their mother, and probably their dog has played Super Mario Bros., but never like it is in NES Remix, a...
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Adam’s Venture Chronicles Review – A Kinder, Gentler Nathan Drake
If you’ve ever played any of the Uncharted games and thought to yourself, ‘This would be really great if there were more puzzles...
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Dark Souls: Design Works Review – Plans for a Darker World
We at Twinfinite love From Software’s Souls games. Demon’s Souls and especially Dark Souls get regular love here, and, with Dark Souls...
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Chess 2: the Sequel Preview – Crossing the Rubicon
Chess is the world’s oldest and most beloved game. It is the foundation of all strategy games, and is still a revered...
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Max: The Curse of Brotherhood Review – The Platformer the Generation Needs, But Doesn’t Deserve
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is a 2.5D sidescrolling puzzle-platformer developed by Press Play through Microsoft Studios for the Xbox 360 and...
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CastleStorm Review – Come in Like a Wrecking Ball
Admit it, you love to destroy. There’s something so satisfying in bringing the untimely demise of an opponent, at least in video...
