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The first Kingdom Come: Deliverance was a far more punishing game than I’d become accustomed to in today’s modern RPG scene, so much so that it was borderline off-putting. Not being able to absent-mindedly save before every decision felt almost unfair, and why couldn’t my Henry be a mechanic-abusing super fighter right from the start? […]

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a supremely faithful version of the iconic and beloved explorer.

For one reason or another, a lot of people are going to miss out on playing Stellar Blade. That may happen either because they’ve been dissuaded by talks how the main character, EVE, is presented in the game, or it could be because the game’s a PlayStation exclusive which inheritably limits its reach. Whatever the […]

The phrase “identity crisis” has long been tossed around when it comes to Ubisoft’s acclaimed and dependable Assassin’s Creed series. Gone were the days of slow-and-steady stalks with assassinations largely replaced by brawls and beatdowns fueled not by patience but by gear scores. With Assassin’s Creed Mirage, a new mantra was put forward to counter […]

During my time with Starfield, I’ve gotten lost in caves and abandoned research facilities for no real reason at all, only to come out much richer with off-the-books “quests” completed and a more fleshed-out world to show for it. I’ve also gone up against more bullet sponges than I care to recall, with some enemies […]