Month: July 2022

There really is no shortage of post-apocalyptic scenarios in popular culture. Massive floods, alien invasions, or the ever popular downfall due to the hubris of man are ever present. REDO! draws from the last in this sequence. Set in a world overrun by biomachines, humans are on the brink of extinction. In it, you play
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A new bundle of discounted indie games on Itch.io is aiming to raise $150,000 towards reproductive rights and women’s charities following the US Supreme Court’s overturn of federal abortion rights last month. The Worthy Of Better, Stronger Together bundle is organised by streamer and musician Abbey ‘Scruncho’ Smith of horror game publisher Dread XP, and
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Reviewed by Luke Reilly on Xbox Series X. Also available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC. “With its typically deep and rich career mode and its usual class-leading spectrum of assists and difficulty options, F1 22 maintains this series’ run as the most fully-featured and accessible reproduction of a single modern motorsport
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On these shores, the vocaloid Hatsune Miku is possibly best known for her rhythm action games, which makes it all the stranger that the Xbox is still waiting for its first one. Instead, we’ve been getting the side-gigs, with Miku popping up in Hatsune Miku Logic Paint S and now this, Hatsune Miku Jigsaw Puzzle,
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What happens when you cross an RPG with a visual novel? An extremely small potential pool of customers? No, you cheeky scallywag, you get Tales of Aravorn: Seasons of the Wolf.  Visual novels tend to be an unambitious bunch. You’d be lucky to get more than a dozen choices and a couple of divergent endings
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Someone has stolen King Leo’s haunch of ham, and he’s not best pleased. We feel a kinship with King Leo, as we get similarly peeved when someone steals a chip from our plate. We don’t go as far as King Leo, though: frustrated with his lack of meal, he goes on a revenge killing-spree, murdering
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