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Steel Division 2 – Black Sunday Review

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Steel Division 2 – Black Sunday Eugen Systems Developer Eugen Systems (makers of the much-lauded Wargame series) have been cranking out expansions for their World War 2 strategy game, Steel Division 2, at an ever-increasing rate. The original game debuted in June 2019. The first expansion for the base game, Death on the Vestula, came out a few months later Continue Reading...

Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered Review

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Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered Aspyr, Quantic Dream French game studio, Quantic Dream, has been around for 23 years now and has reaped many awards for their various projects. They are the makers of “emotional, interactive storytelling” digital experiences such as Detroit: Become Human, Heavy Rain, and Beyond: Two Souls—games that are narrative-rich in their content, as well as heavily “choice-dependent” Continue Reading...

Warhammer: Vermintide 2: Grail Knight

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Warhammer: Vermintide 2: Grail Knight FatShark Warhammer: Vermintide 2 Season 3 is finally upon us. The most standout element that comes with it is definitely a brand-spanking-new career. In fact, its Vermintide 2’s first new career since the game debuted back in 2018. The new career in question is the uber-powerful (at least in the lore) Grail Knight, which normally Continue Reading...

Predator: Hunting Grounds Review

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Predator: Hunting Grounds Illfonic / Sony Interactive Entertainment Asymmetrical shooters have been gaining steam (no pun intended) over the last several years. The ubiquitous title, Dead by Daylight, has paved the way since its debut back in 2016, inspiring many more developers to create their own games within that ever-growing sphere. So, when developer Illfonic began working on their asymmetrical shooter titled Continue Reading...

XCOM: Chimera Squad Review

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XCOM: Chimera Squad Firaxis Games / 2K Games The XCOM franchise is legendary among gamers and even known by some non-gamers. Its brilliant blend of tactical isometric combat, coupled with strategic elements where you build up your alien-hunters’ secret base, is truly addictive. It’s so great that there have been many games that have tried to duplicate its mechanics, but Continue Reading...