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REVIEW – Terminator 2D: No Fate finally asks the question the franchise’s gaming history has consistently dodged: what if the legendary second film stopped being a quote machine and became an actual video game?

Terminator 2D: No Fate – Judgment Day in 16 Bits, Where Even the Machines’ Punches…

Dec 13, 2025
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REVIEW – This game has been available on consoles for almost eight months now (it launched on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series), so we are not talking about something brand new.

Forever Skies — Up in the Skies

Dec 11, 2025
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Dispatch – You Don’t Have to Be a Hero

Dec 4, 2025
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REVIEW - The Red Barrels franchise has taken a multiplayer turn, so the familiar, mostly claustrophobic, relentlessly atmospheric, narrative-driven experience has changed significantly, but somehow manages to remain familiar even to those who may have spent a fair amount of time with the Early Access version on Steam.

The Outlast Trials – Live Through Therapy with Others! [PS Plus]

Nov 30, 2025
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Tripwire Interactive's beta test of Killing Floor III was such a flop that the game will not be released on March 25th!

Killing Floor 3 – Are You CraZed? [PS Plus]

Nov 29, 2025
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REVIEW – Innovation can either build or dismantle - Lego Horizon Adventures lands somewhere in the middle. It creates a vibrant and charming world, but a few missing “pieces” prevent it from achieving perfection.

Lego Horizon Adventures – Did Sony Make the Right Move with a Brick-Built Horizon? [PS…

Nov 28, 2025
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Nearly three decades after the debut of the series, Simon the Sorcerer gets a prequel story.

Simon the Sorcerer Origins – Kid from the Past

Nov 27, 2025
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REVIEW - Total Chaos is the kind of survival horror that at first glance looks like a lost PS2-era nightmare mashed together with a Doom mod, then suddenly you realize you are hunched over with an overstuffed backpack and shredded nerves, stumbling through the rotting corridors of Fort Oasis.

Total Chaos – Piles Of Cans, A Wrench And A Nervous Breakdown On Fort Oasis

Nov 26, 2025
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REVIEW - Fire & Frost and tinyBuild’s new role-playing project sounds like the kind of fantasy pitch Gothic fans would scribble in a notebook: a low-fantasy open world, exploration without markers, and a hapless cartographer dropped into a land that seems determined to murder him the moment he steps off the boat.

Of Ash and Steel – Let It All Crumble

Nov 25, 2025
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REVIEW - In a free-to-play scene that is packed full of cynical money traps, a Chinese wuxia epic promising that your legend is written by your reactions and persistence rather than your credit limit sounds almost too good to be true.

Where Winds Meet – Wuxia Wind-Dance on the Edge of an Open World

Nov 21, 2025
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