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Unique RPGs on the Steam Deck You Must Try!

Today I talk about two great RPGs that run great on the Steam Deck: indie release Dread Delusion and critically acclaimed total conversion mod for Skyrim, Enderal Forgotten Stories

We’re back with a brand new article on the Steam Deck! We’ve had a busy month here; easily the most productive month I’ve had! That will hopefully continue into the final few months of this year, and I have a massive amount of content in the works to share with you all. Today, I chat […]

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Flawed Gems You Should Try Again

Not a very creative title, but in my defense, I've had no coffee yet! I talk about Biomutant, Fable 1 and Black and White 2 in today's episode.

August was one of my most productive months! During that time, I published ten articles. I have to say, I’m enjoying my renewed focus. I’ve been working on a schedule for the coming weeks. While health and time will be a factor in getting these out by the end of September, here’s my current list. […]

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Indie Corner Episode 19: Exploring the New

I'm planning to do something special for Episode 20. Today though, I review Catizens and Prime of Flames, two cool Early Access titles.

Welcome to Episode 19 of the Indie Corner! September is upon us, which brings us more games to try out. We’re approaching the final quarter of 2022, which means, of course, my GOTY series! I really need to start planning that. I’ve got my eye on several releases due this month. Most of these will […]

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Continuing my Journey With the Steam Deck

Hope you're not getting tired of these, because I'm having too much fun with the Steam Deck. Today, I talk about two games from 2015: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain and Fallout 4's experience on the Steam Deck.

We are officially in September! This year has passed like wildfire, I don’t understand it. It’s been a busy month for me. I’ve massively increased my activity on the website, as you can tell by the articles I published in August. There have been several game dev interviews and reviews, and I still have plenty […]

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Indie Corner Episode 18: Reviving Old Classics

Today I cover two games which try to recreate the originals! We've got Coromon, a solid spiritual successor to the Pokemon series and Deus Novum, an exciting solo project that is attempting what few have tried: recreating Lionhead Studio's beloved cult classic Black and White.

We are approaching the end of August. The last few years have flown by, haven’t they? It feels like I woke up yesterday and it was still March. It’s odd how time goes, sometimes. I hope everyone is keeping well and trying to survive the heat! Things have fortunately cooled down where I live. As […]

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Learning to Enjoy Flawed Games

I ended up with more flawed games I enjoy playing, so decided to continue! Today, I cover Fallout 4, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Pokemon Sword and Shield.

Rain has finally arrived! That sounds weird, seeing how I live in the UK and it’s usually notorious for how much miserable rainfall we get. This summer has been different, but finally it seems I get a break from the heat, at least for a little while. In my last Flawed Games title, I covered […]

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Indie Corner Episode 17: Catching Up

Today, I cover an excellent hidden gem in Devil Spire as well as the sequel to Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator. Read more for my impressions on both!

The summer has been a bit thin for big releases, hasn’t it? That doesn’t mean no good games are coming out, of course! As I write this, we’re halfway through August. It’ll probably be later when this article finally goes live, but we’ve seen some pretty solid releases already. Two Point Campus, an excellent sequel […]

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Flawed Games Can Still Be Enjoyable!

I’ve been liking more games lately. It makes a refreshing change. It’s so easy in the current world to feel skeptical about everything, especially in the games industry. We see it all the time now; people find that negative news and discussing problems are easier to generate interest. Nothing gets people talking like a broken […]

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ADACA Impressions Review: A True Hidden Gem              

With its impressive depth, myraid of game modes and excellent visual design, ADACA is one of the coolest FPS's you'll play this year.

The ‘Boomer Shooter’ genre has ramped up in recent years. The golden era of DOOM, Unreal Tournament, Quake, and Wolfenstein was an incredibly happy time for many, and they are still being played to this day. No wonder so many indie developers have risen to the occasion, releasing a slew of titles designed to feed […]

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Gamedev Interview: Dave Frampton (Sapiens)

I’ve been covering a lot of games lately. One of my favorite parts of being involved in this industry is getting to talk to like-minded people, and I have a ton of respect for anyone who makes a game. This industry is tough, ya’ll! … I’m not going to say ya’ll again. Oops. While I’ve […]

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