Author: : Kirill Kuznetsov, Community Manager
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Haunted Chocolatier: Everything we know about the Stardew Valley successor
Haunted Chocolatier is the next game from the creator of Stardew Valley, which is fairly obvious from a quick glance at the screenshots and first gameplay trailer we’ve seen. But even though there’s a solid resemblance between the well-loved farm sim and ConcernedApe’s next community sim, there’s a lot that is going to separate Haunted…
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Sand Land review – a fitting tribute to a wonderful author
Sand Land proves once again that Akira Toriyama and video games are a perfect match. Before I was even old enough to qualify as a teenager, I was obsessed with the works of Akira Toriyama. Dragon Ball, Dragon Quest, Dr Slump, Chrono Trigger – everything Toriyama-related I could get my hands on blew my 13-year-old…
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The Fable reboot: Everything we know
After a lengthy absence, Fable is returning for more folk hero fantasy. While the Fable reboot was first revealed at the 2020 Xbox Games showcase, the ensuing years of silence left a lot of question marks about the series reboot. Was Fable 4 still in the works? Would it end up being called something awful…
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Dragon’s Dogma 2 review – endless discoveries paired with limitless potential
A huge improvement over the original, and a captivating journey from beginning to end. As I launched Dragon’s Dogma 2 for the first time, I told myself that I should go into it with a more critical eye than I usually would. I think I was afraid that my overzealous love for the…
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Dragon’s Dogma 2 feels like a perfect second try at the original – but could the “Isekai” theories be true?
The original Dragon’s Dogma is one of my personal favourite games – but I can’t deny it has a few shortcomings. What’s surprising is in the brief time I got to speak with him I learned Hideaki Itsuno, Dragon’s Dogma 2’s director, felt exactly the same way. To him the original game is a flawed…
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Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed Clash Review – a product disguised as a game
Lacking both depth and balance, Cursed Clash is ultimately a transparent attempt at trying to sell something solely based on its association with a popular IP. Ah, the video game tie-in. A handful of brilliant games came about as a result of the late 90s-to-early-00s’ somewhat ghoulish obsession with cross-market synergy (like Peter Jackson’s King…
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Tekken 8 review – a complex series transformed into a welcoming one
Tekken 8 is a marked improvement over Tekken 7 and a perfectly executed balancing act, keeping older players happy while revealing its trademark freedom to newcomers. I suck at Tekken. Even as someone who considers themselves to be well versed in the fighting game community’s language and terminology, I’ve always found Tekken to be uniquely…
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Bulletstorm VR: sci-fi shooter’s PS VR2 features detailed
Welcome to Stygia! Stroll along the tranquil corridors of this once luxurious resort planet, serenaded by the sweet sounds of explosions and gunfire. Sit back and take in the vivid colors of the sunset – the secret ingredient is gamma radiation! Why not make some new friends? Our friendly cannibal gangs would kill to meet…
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Call of Duty goes Final Destination on cheaters by pancaking them straight into the map
Call of Duty, just like any competitive game that achieves success, has a cheating problem. Some players will always want to cheat, cheat sellers will always sell cheats, and developers fight to stop such behaviour ruining things for everyone else. So back in 2021 publisher Activision announced it was getting serious about anti-cheat: kernel-level serious.…
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Enjoy Superior Comfort with the new ThunderX3 premium ergonomic gaming chair
In our new work-from-home age, gaming, leisure, and business are more intertwined than ever: so you need a chair that can handle it all. The new premium CORE range of ergonomic chairs from ThunderX3 is designed to do just that, and marks the next step for comfort and flexibility, thanks to their unique features. Most…