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Free Game: SteamWorld Dig is Relaxing, but Not Easy

Joseph Stanichar - August 17, 2018

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Free Game: Death Squared is a Delightful Solo or Co-op Puzzler

Joseph Stanichar - August 17, 2018

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Free Game: Antihero Has You Control an Army of Paupers

Joseph Stanichar - August 16, 2018

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How The Nintendo Switch Has Changed Indie Gaming

Matt Bolinder - August 15, 2018

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Minit’s Official Website is Adorable

Joseph Stanichar - August 13, 2018

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Overcooked 2 Review: A Fresh Second Course

Jordan Ashley - August 10, 2018

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Muddledash Review: Fun and Flawed Party Game

Jordan Ashley - July 24, 2018

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The Multiplayer Space Chaos of Catastronauts

Jordan Ashley - July 23, 2018

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39 Days to Mars Reviewed: Beautiful Steampunk Tomfoolery

Geron Graham - April 24, 2018

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Bombslinger Review: A New Take on the Bomberman Formula

Stephen LaGioia - April 20, 2018

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Confederate Express & Maksym Pashanin Emerge from the Shadows

Keenan McCall - March 30, 2018

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ANYKEY is a Flashy Exercise in Game Design

Kyle Rogacion - March 26, 2018

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Art of the Roguelike, and the Rogue-Lite Distinction

Stephen LaGioia - March 20, 2018

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Vermintide 2 Review: Fighting the Apocalypse

Kyle Rogacion - March 19, 2018

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Sky Noon Beta Sign-up Takes Players to New Heights

Joanna Mueller - March 16, 2018

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Chuchel Review: Cherry Chasing Charmfest

Nic Reuben - March 15, 2018

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A Complete Right-Wing Gamer Boycott List
If there’s one thing that the right-wing is known for, it’s their ability to take any difference of opinion or viewpoint with good humour. Unlike snowflakes who are consistently offended by literally everything and demand that things vanish or change, the right-wing has a mighty thick skin. Except they don’t, they are consistently and bafflingly […]
Bethesda Have Always Been Asshats
If you’ve been keeping an eye on the industry news lately you’re probably aware of the absolute raging dumpster fire that is Fallout 76. For those who aren’t aware Fallout 76 came out to wide-spread disapproval. Partially due to it being another buggy, Bethesda mess but without the charm. Partially due to it feeling like […]
Can You Build Communism in Civilization VI?
The Civilization series of games have progressed from an electronic version of Risk into a deep and complex strategy game. You’re free to pick what ideology you want to use for your civilization, with each roughly corresponding with an actual ideology from your current historical era. Late game options usually offer a communism ideology label that […]
The PlayStation Classic is a Cynical Cash Grab
Nostalgia permeates culture at the moment. Corporations extracting money from this sensation is as natural as a buzzard picking the last few bits of meat off the sentimental corpse. Games are no exception to this process. If you feel strongly about something, someone will figure out a way to make money off that. The PlayStation Classic makes […]
2018: The Year of Mistakes for Gaming
2018 is drawing to a close pretty soon, witch makes it a good time to look back at the year and examine what has occurred in the world of gaming. We do this partially so that we can learn about our favourite industry, and partially because it is only by realising the mistakes we made […]

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