Exophobia bills itself as a first-person Metroidvania, but that’s not terribly accurate. It feels more like someone tried to port…
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I haven’t written as many columns about “bullet heaven” games as I could have. Almost as soon as Vampire Survivors…
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Starting with 2002’s Harmony of Dissonance, several of the Castlevania games on Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS let you…
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Without looking, I assume that at least half the reviews for Capes used the phrase “superhero fatigue.” That might be…
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I had to switch horses mid-race this week. I started playing a game for the column, but it rapidly became…
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“Over the centuries, mankind has tried many ways of combating the forces of evil,” the late Terry Pratchett wrote. “Prayer,…
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The problem with Harold Halibut is that it’s a startlingly vivid artistic accomplishment, but in the traditional sense of the…
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It’s interesting how nostalgia comes in layers. The concept of the “boomer shooter” started with games that were deliberate throwbacks…
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RALEIGH, N.C. — George Miller’s new film Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga was the headliner for what’s been called the…
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Check out our weekly indie game review column Game Night on our non-satirical section, Minus World.
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