It’s always exciting to see a long-running console series make its way to the PC. However, given that the series in question has been inactive for quite some time, it’s a little unexpected. The most recent installment in the series was introduced in 2015 exclusively on the Wii U, which most fans didn’t possess due […]
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Review Copy provided by EA. Reviewed on PC. When Josef Fares, head of Hazelight Studios, said in a recent interview with Game Informer that “Video games are not always about fun,” it’s hard to imagine that he was talking about “It Takes Two,” the ebullient new two-player co-op action platformer he directed for Electronic Arts.
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Self-purchased. Reviewed on Nintendo Switch. When “Raji: An Ancient Epic” appeared at Nintendo’s recent Indie World Showcase, it left quite the impression. The trailer’s striking visuals and driving music immediately captured attention, and its surprise release as a timed exclusive for Nintendo Switch emerged as one of the event’s highlights. But now that we can
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Death Stranding on PC will feature Nvidia DLSS 2.0 technology which will give the game a significant performance boost. This will allow the game, which runs on 30 FPS on a PS4 Pro, to run on 100+ FPS at 1440p and smooth 60 FPS at 4K, if you have an RTX GPU. Akio Sakamoto, CTO
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Self-purchased. Reviewed on PC with Samsung Odyssey+. When Half-Life vanished, George W. Bush was the U.S. president. A little-known senator named Barack Obama had just launched a long-shot presidential bid. Tiger Woods was the world’s golfing champion, Apple’s first iPhone had just arrived on the market, and the PlayStation 3 was almost one year old.
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Self-purchased. Reviewed on Switch. Kentucky Route Zero is a fantasia of light and sound, a lucid dream rendered from the Southern subconscious, a distorted fable that mines the core of Kentucky’s folk culture until it’s as strange and alluring as a raw diamond. It feels like Gabriel García Márquez’s magical realism transplanted into the U.S.
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Review copy provided by Bandai Namco. Reviewed on PC. Dragon Ball Z Kakarot aimed to fulfill several fans’ wishes. Open-world Dragon Ball Game? Check. RPG? Check. Multiple playable characters? Check. Based on the fan-favorite Dragon Ball Z series? Check as well. While adhering to the needs of the fans is a pretty good thing, we
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PS4-exclusive Horizon Zero Dawn is a crowning achievement of developer Guerrilla Games and Sony Interactive Entertainment. Released way back in 2017, it served as a defining fresh IP for Sony’s eighth generation of consoles. But according to Kotaku’s Jason Schreier, this gem of a PS4 exclusive title may soon be headed towards PC, making it
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The 2019 Steam Awards let the community decide on the games they loved this year. The voting was open to all Steam members for a month. 4+ million gamers cast more than 35 million votes for their favourite games in eight varied categories. Outstanding Visual Style – Gris developed by Spanish indie dev Nomada Studio
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Review copy provided by Private Division. Reviewed on PC. The Outer Worlds is an open-world RPG set in a distant future where mankind has found new habitats beyond Earth. In this future, technological progress has allowed the terraforming and subsequent colonization of planets in distant solar systems. The abundance of mineral wealth in the newly
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