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Cloudpunk Review – A Big Thing in a Small Package
In Cloudpunk, the good and the bad are simply a package deal.
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Remothered: Broken Porcelain Review – Truly Broken
A forgettable game let down by an abundance of crucial flaws.
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Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition Review – To the New World
Age of Empires III is still daring and imperfect, but this is the best its ever been.
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FIFA 21 Review – Skippable
FIFA 21 is a solid football game, but if you already have FIFA 20, there's no good reason to spend more money ...
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RIDE 4 Review – Spinning Out In The Turn
RIDE 4 looks the part, but fundamental issues keep it from truly shining.
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Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time Review – Back to the Future
Crash returns in an excellent platformer that expertly marries old ideas with new.
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Star Wars: Squadrons Review – All Wings Report In
X-wing vs. TIE Fighter.
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Super Mario Bros. 35 Review – Last Goomba Standing
I hope you really like World 1-1...
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Genshin Impact Review – Anime Hyrule
Genshin Impact borrows heavily from Breath of the Wild, but also adds its own ideas on top to deliver a surpri...
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Crysis Remastered Review – Maximum Disappointment
Crysis deserved better than this.
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13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim Review – I’ll Be Back
It shouldn't work, but 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim is a stunning triumph of ambition.
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Halo 3 ODST PC Review – You Know the Music. Time to Dance
The mean streets of New Mombasa come to PC at last
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Super Mario 3D All-Stars Review – The Bare Minimum
Mario deserves a celebration with much more pomp and grandeur.
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Port Royale 4 Review – Below Deck
Dynamic systems surrounded by little entertainment.
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Hades Review – There and Back Again
Hades is easily Supergiant's best game yet.
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Mafia: Definitive Edition Review – Welcome to the Family, Son
Fittingly enough, a remake of the best Mafia game proves to be the return to form that this series has so desp...
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Serious Sam 4 Review – A Welcome Encounter
Sam "Serious" Stone makes a great comeback, even if it's not a revolutionary one.
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Tennis World Tour 2 Review – Double Fault
Tennis World Tour 2 has some good aspects, but they never fully combine into a satisfying whole.
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WWE 2K Battlegrounds Review – WWE Jam
A spin-off that shows the main franchise how it’s done.
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Spelunky 2 Review – Into the Depths
Spelunky 2 is bigger, better, and more of the same.
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Tell Me Why Review – Life is Strange
Dontnod delivers yet another heart-warming character-driven tale with Tell Me Why.
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NBA 2K21 Review – Losing a Step
NBA 2K21’s changes are more of steps sideways than forward.
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Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning Review – More of a Re-release Than a Remaster
Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning is a disappointing remaster, but the game itself is as great as ever.
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Marvel’s Avengers Review – I Don’t Feel So Good
This is not the Avengers game we've all been waiting for.
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Surgeon Simulator 2 Review – A Passing Grade
Surgeon Simulator finally gets a follow-up that's bigger but not necessarily better.
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WRC 9 Review – Where We’re Going, We Don’t Need Roads
Despite some blemishes, WRC 9 offers a solid, if challenging, experience.
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Project CARS 3 Review – A Detour Worth Taking
Project Cars 3 strays wildly from the formula of the past. While that may alienate long time fans, the end res...
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No Straight Roads Review – Battle of the Bands
No Straight Roads is an audio-visual treat wrapped up in a disappointingly shallow and repetitive game.
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