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ABRACA Review
ABRACA – Imagic Games is a party game developed by Ankama Studio who have worked on games like Kromaster Arena and Wakfu. Advertised as a Real Party Game, Abraca cannot be played online and only supports controllers with 1 person…
Masquerade: The Baubles of Doom Review
“A whacky and hilarious adventure of clowns and magical balls” I always love playing games that are wacky and goofy because it’s a nice change of pace from flying through space firing rockets and flaming hammers at giant alien Gods…
Ray Gigant Review
Dungeon crawlers are probably one of gaming’s most old types of games. Apart from the simplistic nature of some, others bring to mind visuals inside castles and undergrounds which oftentimes signify lack of technology and therefore an indicator of their…
HITMAN – Episode 2: Sapienza Review
HITMAN, another game hit by the Reboot bug, after what many consider a low point in its Career with Absolution HITMAN looks to go back to its roots with its newest release. Developed by IO Interactive and published under Square…
Street Fighter V Review
Street Fighter V is a big deal. In the surrounding area of my university we have a house known as ‘the crucible.’ A room of solid stone where men hone the art of all fighting games; from Smash Bros. to…
The Collider 2 Review
The Collider 2, a following of the first one developed by Shortbreak Studios s.c, follows a ship speeding through a large mothership with several objectives to complete. With a huge resemblance to the Death Star run from Star Wars, you’re…
Day of the Tentacle: Remastered Review
After the so-called “Death of adventure games,” their “Telltale” resurgence and recent popularity in European markets, I did have a real worry that the classics and the style found in 90’s classics such as the King’s Quests, the Monkey Islands…
Until I Have You Review
From first glance, you would likely not be wrong from where Until I Have You draws its inspiration. This game pays homage to the games such as Hotline Miami and Lost in Harmony, attempting to amalgamate the best of both…
Adam’s Venture: Origins Review
Never have I ever been so conflicted about liking a game. Few people ever played Adam’s Venture. It was what was known as a ‘Christian adventure game.’ Not for any religious reasons, simply for the fact of the adventure revolving…


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