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Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead Review

Bridge Constructor and Walking Dead fans are in for a treat as ClockStone brings us Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead. This new iteration of the popular Bridge Constructor franchise features the world and characters from The Walking Dead TV series. I was…

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Handball 21 (PC) Review

I’ve always been open to weird sports. While I enjoy mainstays like Hockey and Football, I also engaged in Lacrosse and Volleyball in my school days. So when I heard that the sport of Handball was getting a video game, I thought…

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The Signifier (PC) Review

There’s a lot to like about The Signifier, and a handful of ways to get lost. Entering the universe crafted in Playmestudio’s debut project as AI and psychology expert Frederick Russell, you soon find yourself and Russell’s brain scanner “Dreamwalker” at the heart…

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Doctor Who Series 4 “Planet Of The Ood” – Review

You know something Lincoln didn’t say, “Yeah, we’ll get to talking about that slavery in a minute, but first, I want to tell you about this deal I got!” Anyway, we’ll get to that whole Ood-slavery business in a minute. I want…

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Ikenfell (Switch) Review

It is rare for an RPG to surprise me these days. Yes, a lot of RPG’s are unique, but many of them have similar elements to them. Ikenfell is surprising in multiple ways and not just in terms of mechanics either. Ikenfell…

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Dirt 5 (Xbox One) – Review

I am an old man! There was a point in these sports (extreme or otherwise) games: FIFA, Burnout, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, etc., where I could name a majority of the music in the game’s licensed soundtrack. However, in Dirt 5‘s soundtrack, all I…

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FIFA 2019 (PS4) – Review

I’ve been playing the FIFA games since Moses was a young lad. Back when I was first playing, there wasn’t such a thing as female players, and Sepp Blatter was only settling into his job of corruption. I’m joking, of course, though…

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Disc Room (PC) Review

Indie games are a dime a dozen after their surge in popularity in the 2010s. Games like The Binding of Isaac and Cuphead are household names after showing that you don’t need to have a huge budget to make an impression on…

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Partisans 1941 (PC) – Review

Americans, did you know other countries were fighting in World War II? Tell some of those you share a country with, as some just don’t get it. It turns out the Soviet Communist bloc I’ve heard so much about was in the…

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NHL 21 (PS4) Review

As someone who grew up logging countless hours with the likes of NHL 99, NHL 2000, and the NHL Hitz series, my fundamental understanding of the sport and how it’s a natural transition into a video game format is deep. I’ve taken a break from…

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