Game Reviews8.3/10
Six Years On, Before We Leave Still Demands You Sit With Its Silence
A tale of a man who wakes with no memory, torn between a loving family and a vision of a forgotten past.
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Tag: PC
Game Reviews8.5/10
Three Years On, Stray Gods Still Finds the Music in a City That Has Fallen Apart — 8.5/10
A god stripped of memory wanders a ruined city of gods and monsters, singing his way back to power in this bold role-playing musical.
Game Reviews8.6/10
Fifteen Years On, Dirt 3 Still Delivers Rough Rally Racing — 8.6/10
A tale of racing upon dirt, mud and grass, wherein Codemasters doth succeed in spectacle yet stumble in polish.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Dead Rising 2 Review: Chuck Green’s Apocalypse Is Still a Thrilling Mess
A tale of a Nevada city turned quarantine zone, wherein a broken worker fights the walking dead with every tool at hand.
Game Reviews8.4/10
FIFA 12 Review: New Controls Make Football Feel More Real, But Learning Them Hurts
A bold step forward: FIFA 12's new controls demand patience, while collision models add weight to every hit.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Vanquish Review: A Shooter Built Entirely on Movement
A shooter of swift motion, wherein the walker system grants the player fleetness beyond the foe's fire.
Game Reviews8.4/10
Fifteen Years On, Saints Row: The Third Still Turns Chaos Into Fun
A tale of Saints Row: The Third, wherein chaos reigns supreme upon a vast, gleaming city.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Velocity 2X Review: Fast, Demanding and Worth It
A swift vessel of light races through corridors of peril, testing memory and reflex against a score of eight and one.
Game Reviews7.6/10
N++ Review: Brutal Levels Reward Patience and Punish Carelessness
A review of N++, the brutal platformer that pushes the genre further, faster, and harder across PS4, Linux, PC and Mac.
Game Reviews6.7/10
Anima: Gate of Memories Has Spent a Decade Struggling to Decide Between Memory and Puzzle
A young girl walks through a world of memory and forgetfulness, bound by puzzles that never quite commit to their own theme.