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There is a particular kind of invitation, rare in a genre that usually hands you a wanted star and a stolen car, in pinning a badge on and discovering that the entire product is a city that still thinks you are the problem. The radio is still a radio. The cruiser is still a cruiser. The first perp who tries to teach you a lesson is not a metaphor. The Precinct, the neon-noir action sandbox police ...[Read More]

There is a particular kind of invitation, rare in a genre that usually hands you a quest marker and a talkative party, in waking as a fox far from home and discovering that the entire product is a ruin that used to be a pilgrimage. The snow is still snow. The raven is still a raven. The first shrine that tries to teach you a lesson is not a metaphor. Spirit of the North 2, the third-person adventu...[Read More]

There is a particular kind of invitation, rare in a genre that usually hands you a jetpack and a single planet, in waking up redundant on a beach and discovering that the entire product is four worlds that keep inventing new ways to bounce you. The goo is still goo. The whip is still a whip. The first creature that tries to teach you a lesson is not a metaphor. Revenge of the Savage Planet, the th...[Read More]

Pirate games have always promised players the fantasy of living dangerously—sailing turbulent seas, engaging in fierce battles, and chasing after elusive treasures. Enter Captain Blood, developed and published by SNEG, a single-player adventure that wholeheartedly embraces the romanticized chaos of pirate life. Set amid the picturesque but perilous waters of the 17th-century Spanish Main, this gam...[Read More]