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Most digital card games ask you to master someone else's meta. Ariokan asks you to destroy it. From the moment you open the card editor and start drag

There is a specific kind of game that gets its hooks into you during a quiet moment. Not a boss fight, not a dramatic cutscene, but the instant you pa

There's a moment in Homura Hime where you parry a demon's lunging attack, trigger a slow-motion counter, chain it into a spinning slash combo, then do

The survival crafting genre has a train problem. Not the kind where the game derails — the kind where every new entry tries to carve out its own narro

Paper Cult spent six years building Tears of Metal, and the waiting shows — not in the sense of a polished final product, because this is still Earl

Dinoblade is the kind of game that sounds like a punchline until you actually sit down with it. A Spinosaurus. A greatsword. Held in its mouth. Fighti

Disclosure: This review is based on approximately 40 hours of gameplay during SpiritVale’s Early Access launch period. A review copy was not pro

The co-op horror genre has been on an absolute tear these past few years. Phasmophobia turned ghost hunting into a cultural phenomenon. Lethal Company

Twenty-five years after the original Gothic carved its name into the annals of PC RPG history, Alkimia Interactive has done what many thought imposs