Reigns posits a view of politics divorced from context or meaning, where the wants and needs of the public are both all that matters and entirely dismissible.
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Sara Is Missing gets under the skin and inside your phone.
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A delicate balance of the surreal and deeply human, Karambola is a journey to find something resembling an inner peace.
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In a sea of visual novels adhering all too closely to dull tropes and uninteresting conventions, Along the Edge is part of a new breed of interactive fiction rethinking what can be done with the genre.
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Though it shares a kinship with tactics games such as Fire Emblem and XCOM, Tahira is both more restrained and more personal than the genre is often known for.
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Planet of the Eyes is not a response but a reflection; the other side of Limbo’s macabre coin, only fully recognizable when both are placed in context with one another.
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Magic Flute is less interested in exploring its source material than it is transforming it into logic puzzles.
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In this grab bag: play shuffleboard with a crocodile, shapeshift through a post-apocalypse, explore a bite-sized space garden, and share a beer on the bed of a pickup truck.
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Metrico was always an enjoyable platformer hosted on an unfortunate platform, so even if it took two years and the rebuilding of half the game, I’m glad Metrico+ is here to rescue the original from itself.
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Gunslinger isn’t a great game, but it’s the one that does the best to make a case that Call of Juarez can be more than a western pastiche filled with racial grievances.
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Pan-Pan looks positively lovely.
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First order of business: JumpJet Rex puts a dinosaur in space.
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GoNNER begs comparison to gelatinous desserts, if, that is, jello fought back.
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Continuing to carry the Earthbound torch long left abandoned by its progenitors, is En House Studios’ Glitched, here to demolish the fourth wall and put frogs in suits.
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Traverser tries to differentiate itself from the swathes of steampunk media being released, but ultimately its problems lie mostly in an inability to do so.
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The Purring Quest is a much cuter game than it is an enjoyable one to play.
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Metrico has found a suitable partner in the Vita, both unique, curious, and bloated beyond compare.
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As developer Killmonday Games takes on more and more plotlines, Fran Bow only falls deeper inside the depths of a convoluted narrative mess from which it is never able to crawl back out of.
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With so much of Go’s appeal hinging upon compelling you to get out and about wherever it is you reside, it is frustrating that there is so little to be found once you are actually there.
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Videogames love dads.
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