Smash, Move, Shoot: Sprawl Zero's Perfect Simplicity
Developer Maeth's sequel leaves the genre's cookie-cutters in the drawer.
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How to Tell a True Star Wars Story: Zero Company Review
Crossing no man's land in a galaxy far, far away.
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Survival Horror and Lovecraft Clash in The Sinking City 2
Resident Evil: Innsmouth
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007 First Light Justifies Both James Bond and Itself
Fully equipped with a license to kill, a budget, and expertise.
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Swim in the Wreckage: Subnautica 2 Early Access
Ecocide, techno-serfdom, and evolution at the bottom of the sea.
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Zero Parades and a Bleak Espionage Triumph
This spy will self-destruct in ten seconds.
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Amberspire: A Fascinating, Incomplete Take on the City-Builder
Look on my dice, ye mighty, and roll.
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Voyager - Across the Unknown Explores Darker, Colder Space
Clips shows and cold equations.
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So Is Master of Command the Coolest Horse-and-Musket Game Ever Made?
It's got that bayonet spirit in it.
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So Is Ultimate General: American Revolution Any Good?
Game-Labs' creative leadership may have quit the field, but American Revolution is better than abandonware.
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A Folly in the Roman Style
The once and future man of tomorrow.
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Into the Mountain with A Highland Song
Finding clarity and confidence hiking through the Scottish wilds in Inkle's 2D adventure.
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A Beautiful View: Jusant and the Joys of Climbing
In Jusant, there’s a species of palm-sized creatures called pebbles that don what appears to be hard, gray carapaces, and you’ll first find – or hear — them scuttering along its plunging cliff faces.
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Going Back to Basics, Assassin's Creed Mirage Loses the Essentials
I’m in it for the fenders, the shiny chrome, the subtle hue of the headlights. If all you’re giving me is a motor, there’s not enough to keep me dedicated to the road.
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Fighting Fear Itself in Aliens: Dark Descent
“RIP to Gorman and Vasquez,” you might find yourself thinking as your squad crouches behind a wall of sentry guns mulching waves of aliens, “but I really am different.”