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Dreadborne Dungeon Review. Is Souls-like making a comeback?
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You ever stumble onto a game that just feels like it was pulled straight out of a dusty drawer filled with late-night frustration? That’s Dreadborne Dungeon. A name like that, you already know what you’re in for – dark corridors, something snarling in the shadows, and a healthy dose of “oops, I died again.” What…
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Retro review – Paratrooper(1982) DOS: When Simplicity Meant Survival
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You ever boot up a game so old it basically growls at your modern PC like “what is this sorcery?” That’s Paratrooper, developed on DOS in 1982 by Greg Kuperberg and Orion Software. Black screen, a tiny cannon in the middle, and a sense of dread that creeps in faster than any cutscene ever could.…
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February 2025: The Hottest Game Releases You Can’t Miss
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February is here, and if you’re a gamer, you know what that means: a fresh batch of game releases to sink your teeth into. This month is absolutely stacked with exciting titles that cater to all kinds of players. Whether you’re into immersive RPGs, intense action, or strategic world-building, there’s something for you. Let’s dive…
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Hyperstone Heist – A Trip Back to 1992
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Let’s talk about The Hyperstone Heist on the Sega Genesis, a game that might not always get the spotlight it deserves in the TMNT legacy, but one that still holds a special place in my heart. If you were lucky enough to pop this cartridge into your Genesis back in the early ’90s, you know…
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Leaf Blower Revolution – Bizarre, Addictive Clicker Game
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Let me tell you about a game I didn’t expect to take over my free time: Leaf Blower Revolution. Yeah, I know—the name doesn’t exactly scream “epic gaming experience,” but hear me out. This little indie gem does something special, and it’s stuck with me in a strange way. Gameplay: The Art of Moving Leaves…
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Carmageddon – a chaotic Road Trip or a Therapy?
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Alright, let’s talk about Carmageddon, a game that somehow managed to shock and entertain an entire generation. If you grew up in the ‘90s and were lucky enough to get your hands on it, then you probably know why this game felt like such a big deal. It wasn’t just a racing game. It was……
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Croc: Legend of the Gobbos (1997)
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Croc: Legend of the Gobbos is a beloved 3D platformer from the late 1990s. Developed by Argonaut Games and published by Fox Interactive. Croc stands out as a classic example of early 3D gaming, capturing the hearts of many with its colorful visuals. In this article, we’ll dive into the game’s history, plot and gameplay.…
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Quidditch Champions for Free in September PS Plus Games
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In September 2024, PlayStation Plus Essential subscribers are in for a treat with a stellar lineup of free games, headlined by the highly anticipated Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions. This game, which launches directly onto PS Plus, allows players to dive into the thrilling world of Quidditch, taking on roles such as Chaser, Seeker, Keeper, and…
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Dying Light The Beast – the game we’ve all been waiting for
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Dying Light: The Beast was unveiled by Techland during Gamescom 2024, introducing an exciting new chapter in the Dying Light franchise. Originally conceived as a DLC for Dying Light 2: Stay Human, this game evolved into a standalone experience, driven by its expanding narrative and gameplay scope. The game is set in a new, rural…