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Thomas Wilde • November 15, 2024

I want to call Sorry We’re Closed something like “survival romance.” It’s a game about what happens when love goes…

Thomas Wilde • November 8, 2024

The “indie Metroidvania” has become a cliché at this point, which I understand. The old Super Metroid/Symphony of the Night…

Thomas Wilde • November 1, 2024

I’m old enough to remember when American localization teams would actively rewrite shows, films, and games from outside the country,…

Thomas Wilde • October 25, 2024

I have rarely seen so stark an illustration of the passage of time than a video game that makes a…

Thomas Wilde • October 18, 2024

I went into Evotinction about as cold as I could. I’d never heard of it before its PR rep showed…

Thomas Wilde • October 11, 2024

For the last few years, Konami has been notoriously uninterested in making games. It has a proud 40-year-old legacy of…

Thomas Wilde • October 4, 2024

There were a few different games at this year’s PAX West that struck me as being inspired by labor issues,…

Hard Drive Staff • September 27, 2024

Cricket: Jae’s Really Peculiar Game is a pretty familiar JRPG – they put it right there in the subtitle, after…

Hard Drive Staff • September 20, 2024

A couple of weeks ago, I picked Yars Rising as one of my favorite games I’d played at this year’s…

Thomas Wilde • September 14, 2024

In the last few years, I’ve played quite a few games that their creators describe as “inspired by,” or “a…

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