Ah, childhood. That period in life where we are completely free from the clutches of the responsibilities, trials, and tribulations of adult life, and we have more free time than we know what to do with. We all tend to use this freedom in different ways. Some kids play in the streets until the moon […]
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For those of you outside of the UK that are unaware, the National Health Service is on its ass. Nurses are underpaid, overworked, and underappreciated by the powers that be. There aren’t enough skilled physicians to populate the hospitals, and we have a government hell-bent on privatizing healthcare. All in all, it’s a pretty tough
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For those eagerly awaiting even the tiniest morsel of new Hollow Knight: Silksong info, we have some bad news. Courtesy of a tweet from, Matt Griffin, a member of Team Cherry’s marketing team today, we received the news that Hollow Knight Silksong will not be featuring in any capacity at the upcoming Nintendo Direct penciled
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I think this is just about the first time where I have felt overqualified to write a gaming review. Let me explain. I’ve devoured skating video games ever since I was a little ripper, playing every THPS game that graced consoles, before being won over by the EA Skate series in the late 2000’s. I
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For those that look at horror games and ask themselves, ‘Why the hell would someone intentionally play something terrifying.’ You simply don’t get it, and quite frankly, I feel for you. Horror games are a joy to behold due to the incredible sound design, their ability to build tension, and the rush of adrenaline that
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Okay, let’s not beat around the bush here; the fact that these realistic simulator-type games exist and blend seamlessly with the incredibly inventive and creative indie titles on the market will never cease to baffle me. How these games managed to penetrate the gaming space and remain relevant for the best part of a decade
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Brambles. When I think of that word, I immediately associate it with the cocktail of the same name, and then inadvertently think of the menace I become when I have one too many. However, you more sensible types would probably be more likely to think of brambles as thickets and bushes, usually adorned with blackberries.
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There are few things I love more than a global conglomerate failing to pump out a formulaic open-world flop, whilst a single developer shows them how it’s done. It warms my heart; it really does. Well, 2022 has been an incredible year for indie games so far, and we are only in September at the
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There have been a few games in recent memory that have toyed with the idea of allowing players to become and interact with true-to-life animals. I remember back when Call of Duty: Ghosts was released when the developers were giving it big licks about their dog models and physics. Then we have had games in recent
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There was a time many years ago when every single indie game was a hidden gem. When discussing the latest games with pals, if you were to mention a title that was even slightly askew from the cultural zeitgeist, you would likely be met with confused looks, and even animosity from gaming purists who wouldn’t
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