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Continue reading →: Death Stranding – Did it Deliver?Much like Sam Bridges himself, I’ve trudged, slipped, stumbled, and finally collapsed at the end of Death Stranding. I wrote a few months back about how much I had been enjoying the game, and promised to come back with some extra thoughts when I reached its final conclusion. In that…
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Continue reading →: The Game AwardsHosted and produced by Geoff Keighley, The Game Awards is an annual show, meant to celebrate games and champion their developers. Judged on that alone, the show is an utter failure. Instead it’s become an excuse (maybe it always was), to spin up the hype machine for upcoming releases. By…
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Continue reading →: DorfromantikIf the long cold winter nights has you seeking something cosy, then Dorfromantik might be the game for you. Inspired by tile placement games such as Carcassonne, Dorfromantik has you crafting idyllic landscapes one hexagon at a time. Each tile edge features a biome, a grassy plain, housing, farmland, etc.…
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Continue reading →: Bonfire PeaksBonfire Peaks is a puzzle game developed by Corey Martin, and published by Draknek & Friends (A Monster’s Expedition). Corey Martin describes Bonfire Peaks as a game about closure, the premise of which is to carry a box of your belongings and drop them into a fire. You leave nothing…
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Continue reading →: Super Mario Bros. WonderWhenever a new Mario game is released, I’m always taken back to playing Super Mario Land: 6 Golden Coins on the Game Boy. That was the first Mario game I ever played, and in comparison to most entries in the series it’s a little bit of an outlier. Instead of…
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Continue reading →: The TraitorsThe Traitors, first broadcast last year on BBC, was a bit of a gateway drug for me when it came to reality TV. I caught an episode part way through its initial run and found it so intriguing that I went to back to watch the entire thing. After watching…
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Continue reading →: Rugby World Cup – Final ThoughtsAfter forty eight matches, one of the most competitive knock out stages in world cup history, and two weekends of torrential rain, South Africa have done it again. They deservedly become world champions for the fourth time, and are now the second team to have won it twice in a…
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Continue reading →: Netflix GamesDid you know that Netflix has a game catalogue? Well it does, and you’d be forgiven for expecting it be full of schlocky tie ins for their TV shows, and while there is some of that, the catalogue as a whole is pretty robust. At a time when Netflix is…
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