Koi (PC)
What makes a game relaxing? Calm music, soft visuals, and low pressure activities are some common traits of relaxing games,
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
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Cosmic Star Heroine (PS Vita)
Plenty of role-playing games rely on their stories and characters as their main appeal, the battles fought along the way
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Yoshi’s Woolly World (Wii U)
The Yoshi series has always been pushing the visual envelope when it comes to creatively portraying its game worlds, something
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Dandara (Xbox One)
Games are always looking for something to set them apart from the crowd, and to that end, Dandara decided to
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Manual Samuel (Xbox One)
There is a subset of video games with a steadily rising presence that are best referred to as rage games.
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Finny the Fish & the Seven Waters (PS2)
While plenty of games will have you take control of a fish for some time, they way the fish’s movement
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Game Soup (PC)
The WarioWare series’s concept of microgames is one with a lot of potential, so much so that it seems like
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Lee Trevino’s Fighting Golf (NES)
Golf, despite being a sport that values calm concentration so much it has a quieter version of clapping named after
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Rise & Shine (Xbox One)
Rise & Shine takes place in a rather creative and delightful setting for a video game, that being the world
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Pokémon Trading Card Game (Game Boy Color)
When the Pokemon craze hit in the late 1990s, there were three different means through which Pokemania was seizing the
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Where Are My Friends? (Switch)
Where Are My Friends? is a game that gives off an unusual first impression. The art style mostly uses bright
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Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 (PS2)
Around the time of release of Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30, there was a glut of World War
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Metroid Prime: Federation Force (3DS)
Metroid Prime: Federation Force was a game primed to be received poorly. At the time of its release, the Metroid
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JumpJet Rex (Xbox One)
The prehistoric and futuristic come together in JumpJet Rex, a game that not only has the dinosaur species of the
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Ninja Gaiden Black (Xbox)
The original Ninja Gaiden for NES became famous for its incredibly difficult 2D platforming gameplay, but admittedly, some of that
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39 Days to Mars (PC)
There’s a certain level of charming whimsy to the early ideas people had for space travel before it seemed like
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Under the Skin (PS2)
Aliens are among us in Under the Skin, but these extra-terrestrial invaders aren’t interested in conquering us or really even
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Shadow Complex Remastered (Xbox One)
Back before indie developers really began to embrace the Metroidvania genre of exploration-focused side-scrolling platformers, Metroidvania design was mostly just
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Unmechanical: Extended (Xbox One)
Unmechanical: Extended is a game where you can only do two things. Playing as a small flying robot, you can
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Quantum Break (Xbox One)
Time travel is a risky business when it comes to sci-fi stories, the concept quite easily able to break the
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DK: Jungle Climber (DS)
Nintendo’s Donkey Kong franchise was going through a bit of an identity crisis when Rare stopped making the Donkey Kong
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