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Free Indie Games – Tanks of Freedom is an Advance Wars...

Josh Griffiths - January 16, 2018

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Unleashing my Inner Lannister in Kingdoms and Castles

Nic Reuben - January 15, 2018

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They Are Billions Strategy Guide: What Not To Do

Nic Reuben - January 9, 2018

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They are Billions: Looking Like a Snack – Early Access Impressions

Nic Reuben - January 3, 2018

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Edge Of Horizon Demo Shows Real Potential

Keenan McCall - December 29, 2017

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Diversify Your Dystopian Portfolio with Spinnortality

Nic Reuben - December 8, 2017

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Kickstarter Game of the Week: Maelstrom

Joanna Mueller - August 29, 2017

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Playing An Imperfect God in Crest: Religion Simulator

Joanna Mueller - July 31, 2017

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Antihero’s Low-key Road To Release

Joanna Mueller - July 13, 2017

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Space Odyssey Is Drawing Kickstarter Backers Into An Endless Development Void

Joanna Mueller - June 26, 2017

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The Underground King Sends Steam Greenlight Out With A Bang

Joanna Mueller - June 21, 2017

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Phoenix Point: Early vs Exclusive Backer Content

Joanna Mueller - May 1, 2017

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Sacred Fire Presents Psychological Strategy By The Numbers

Joanna Mueller - March 17, 2017

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Legion 1917: Rise of the Bolsheviks Sets Its Sights on Historical...

Serena Nelson - March 1, 2017

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Banner Saga 3 Brings The Trilogy’s End Back Where It Began

Joanna Mueller - January 24, 2017

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Turn-Based Strategy Rise of the Elders: Cthulhu Kickstarter Bound

Serena Nelson - January 20, 2017

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Motion Controls Bring Fitness Home
When Nintendo originally released the Wii in 2006, with it came Wii Fit, Zumba, Just Dance, and a host of other games that were all about getting people up and off the couch. Off the couch and using the fancy new motion controls, that is. Wii Fit Trainer made their mark, still on the Smash roster. […]
Going Out For VR with Alien: Descent
While virtual reality—or VR—seems to be gaining ground, I honestly haven’t seen the appeal of it. I like games, but haven’t felt the desire to have it consume my entire vision, or get that immersed in it while at home. I like console and handheld games, and other forms of entertainment like film, books, etc. […]
Twitch Needs to Actually Enforce its Own Rules
Twitch isn’t exactly known for being a positive platform, with a strong approach to quality control. With any platform, the larger it grows the harder it becomes to stay on top of the content being hosted. Twitch is no exception. However, Twitch has a problem with enforcing its own rules. A streamer called MrDeadMoth has brought […]
The Weirdness of the Ellie Controversy
If you’ve been on the internet in the past week, you may have heard talk about “Ellie.” Ellie started out being the first female player on Second Wind, an Overwatch Contenders team. Contenders is essentially the Minor League of Overwatch esports, and to add a woman to Second Wind was a pretty big deal. The […]
Some Relaxing Lo-Fi Gaming Playlists
Have you ever noticed that long-running YouTube Livestream of an anime girl studying? It claims to be perfect music to study/chill too, and it kind of is. Lo-fi music emerged from Vapourware and has found a nice niche as background music. This music is perfect for playing while you’re studying, reading, or even playing a game with […]

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