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CryoFall is a survival game that sees players build from a small wooden shack in the woods to a sprawling complex with electricity and mech suits.
Arkham Horror: Mother’s Embrace attempts to translate the board game franchise to the video game industry, but falls short of finding similar success.
Genesis Noir is a shining example of the heights video games can achieve as an art form, using great visuals and music to create a unique experience.
Eximius: Seize the Frontline tries to blend online FPS with RTS gameplay but fails to reach its full potential due to poor balancing issues.
With “Docklands” and Game Update #10 that rolled out with it, your coastline and your harbor area can be optimized in a new way
Empires of the Ascended introduces the region of Shurima to Legends of Runeterra. Along with new champions, game mechanics and a total of 110 new cards!
Breathedge takes the survival genre to the inhabitable depths of space. It stumbles under its poor humor, pacing, and annoyances.
Despite a lackluster story and some disappointing technical hiccups, Nioh 2: Complete Edition is a big package with a lot to offer any fan of the genre.
Tiny Lands offers players a relaxing, low-poly isometric puzzle game by putting a twist on the classic spot the difference puzzler.
Ghost Recon Breakpoint is releasing its latest update and live event, “Operation Amber Sky” is the first great entry for FPS gaming in 2021 from Ubisoft.
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