Titan Quest: Anniversary Edition
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Titan Quest: Anniversary Edition is a rerelease of the original Titan Quest. It's an ARPG in the vein of Grim Dawn and Torchlight. Being a fan of the genre, and of the games mythological setting, I was really excited to play this one. Unfortunately, I didn't have a great time.
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Dresden Files - The Law review
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When a series runs as long as the Dresden Files has, it's bound to move away from its roots at some point. We've definitely seen that with the Dresden Files: as the series has gone on we've moved away from the hardboiled detective, monster of the week theming into a much larger overarching plot...
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Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky
| Reading time: 2 minutes
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky is an offshoot of the main Pokemon series, and is the third expanded version of Explorers of Time and Darkness (in the vein of Emerald, Platinum, etc). The Mystery Dungeon series is what it says on the title - you and a partner Pokemon delve into...
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Kirby's Return to Dreamland Deluxe review
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Last week I gave my thoughts on Kirby's Return to Dreamland Deluxe, a Switch port of a 2011 Wii game. I've now finished the game and my thoughts remain largely the same.
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Excalibur review
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Excalibur is the conclusion to Bernard Cornwell's Arthurian trilogy, and is the best of the series. In Excalibur Cornwell masterfully brings to a conclusion plot points he's been weaving for hundreds of pages, and never once misses a step. Every character is given a satisfying - if bittersweet -...
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A Way Out review
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A while ago I posted my initial thoughts on A Way Out, and now that I've finished the game I'd like to expand on them a bit. A way out is pretty unique, being co-op only, and that remains its biggest strength. Gameplay never really evolves past simple puzzles and QTEs, but this game isn't trying...
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