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Blue Reflection: Second Light got me to reflect on my own biases when it comes to gaming.
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Project Zero: Maiden Of Black Water isn't a flawless horror experience, but it's unique brand of spectral spooks are uniquely unsettling.
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Youtubers Life 2 proves that making your sequel bigger, doesn't always mean it's going to be better. There's simply too much padding here.
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I am not a huge fan of puzzle games, but Dusk ‘82 had me playing from start to finish with a smile on my face.
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Guardian Force is the final game in the Saturn Tribute, and like all the others, this game was so close to being a fantastic port.
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Nexomon is a passable Monster Tamer, but it stumbles in one too many places to get a serious recommendation.
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What would happen if the world became a barren, uninhabitable wasteland, and most of the human race died in the exodus to Mars?
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Lemnis Gate is one of the most ambitious multiplayer shooters I have ever played, and it nails the execution like no other.