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From the moment you slip into the cracked shoes of Low and Alone, Little Nightmares 3 feels like a gentle push in a world built of tension. Supermassive has stepped into Tarsier's shoes, and the fi ...

Dying Light is one of the very few games that did the zombie genre right. Of course, the franchise had its ups and downs, but the combination of parkour and killing zombies along the way just fits ...

I didn't expect to sink this deep into another Digimon game. I went in curious, not nostalgic, because I'm more of a Pokémon kid. Time Stranger doesn't ask you to remember the old days, which ...

It's Bravo 7 time and Treyarch brings us another COD in time for the spooky season. I played the Beta and while I rejoice for the spooky season BO7 brings a bit too much ghosts from the past ...

There are moments in gaming that don't really age because of how revolutionary they were the moment they dropped. Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 belong to that small group of games tha ...

Davy X Jones is one of those games that will amuse you just by listening to the dialogue between Davy and Jones, but also its comically absurd world that's been built around inside jokes and cheeky ...

Who would've thought that nearly eight years in, Fallout 76 would still be evolving in ways that feel both nostalgic and refreshingly new? Yet here we are, prepping our Power Armour for a trip acro ...

I played Echoes of the End, and my time with it left me both impressed and frustrated. There's ambition here that shines through in bursts, even if the whole package doesn't always land. For a firs ...

Outright Games has built a reputation for crafting family-friendly adaptations of beloved franchises. Their latest, DreamWorks Gabby's Dollhouse: Ready to Party, continues that trend -- and this tim ...

Another year, another iPhone sorry, another FIFA. Or at least that's what it feels like. Just like Apple's yearly launch cycle, EA Sports FC 26 arrives with promises of shinier animations, slicker ...