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Time and time again, the roguelite genre has proven that gambling and gaming can go hand in hand. The combination of a well-thought-out, game-breaking strategy and sheer luck is an addictive cockta ...

It may seem strange, as it isn't ingrained in our Belgian culture, but arcade machines aren't a thing of the past. There are still games designed specifically for arcades, which are int ...

I went into The Outer Worlds 2 wanting the same thing I wanted from the first game: sharp writing, flexible quests, and a world that lets you solve problems your way. What I found is a sequel that ...

When PowerWash Simulator first hit the scene, it seemed like a quiet anomaly -- a game about washing virtual grime off cars, playgrounds, and old buildings shouldn't have worked as well as it did. Y ...

It's been a long wait. A decade plus since the last proper mainline entry of the Ninja Gaiden franchise, and suddenly here we are again , blood, blades, ninjas, mayhem. With Ninja Gaiden 4, the ser ...

I love driving. So it may seem strange that I couldn't care less about the car itself. I can't count the number of times someone has asked me what make of car I have, to which I've replied,

Double Fine has a talent for catching you off guard. They never announce what kind of story they're about to tell; they just let it unfold, quietly, until you realise you've been disarmed. Keeper i ...

The Asfalia series has quietly built itself a reputation for blending heartfelt storytelling with charming, family-friendly puzzles. The first entry, Asfalia: The Cranky Volcano, introduced us to a ...