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My new Regency Call of Cthulhu game, The Well of All Fear, is out now! Mysterious goings on are afoot in the spa town of Buxton, England.
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Jack of all trades, master of none: Mato Anomalies Review
Mato Anomalies is a cyberpunk game that doesn’t know what it wants to be.
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Agent 47 gone rogue! Hitman: Freelancer Review
For those experienced in the ways of the assassin, Hitman Freelancer is the perfect challenge to escalate your skills.
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5 misconceptions about Fallout 76
Boy was I wrong about Fallout 76. Here are 5 misconceptions that were busted when I finally played the game.
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Gamedec – Definitive Edition PS5 Review: Great concept, mixed execution
Gamedec has a solid concept – that of the video game detective solving crimes in virtual worlds. But what offers a lot of conceptual promise is let down by uneven storytelling. I review Gamedec – Definitive Edition on PS5.
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Waking from a Kafkaesque dream: GRUNND PC game review
GRUNND is a short PC point and click mystery game with science fiction elements. And it’s most definitely a game for Kafka fans.