Clive ‘N’ Wrench (PS5)
Its clear to see that Clive ‘N’ Wrench has a lot of love for the collect-a-thon platformers of the 90s
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Pleasure Airlines (PC)
The idea of the Mile High Club is apparently popular enough that it serves as effective shorthand for getting intimate
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Yakuza 4 Remastered (Xbox One)
Prior to Yakuza 4, the Yakuza series has primarily been the story of the morally upstanding but emotionally stoic Kazuma
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MicroBot (Xbox 360)
MicroBot is the name of a twin-stick shooter game for Xbox 360 and PS3, but it is also the name
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Burnout Crash! (Xbox 360)
The Burnout series of racing games revels in the vehicular destruction that unfolds thanks to high speed collisions, to the
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Leedmees (Xbox 360)
The Kinect motion sensing camera promises that your body is now the controller, but it often doesn’t feel like the
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Iconoclasts (PS4)
An iconoclast is someone who tears down an institution or religious belief, sometimes even through force. The platforming adventure Iconoclasts
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Diabolical Pitch (Xbox 360)
When designing for a novel piece of hardware like the Kinect motion sensor, it’s easy for developers to get wrapped
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Arkadian Warriors (Xbox 360)
When you enter the first dungeon for your first quest in the action role-playing game Arkadian Warriors, it doesn’t feel
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Putty Squad (PS4)
Putty Squad on PS4 is an odd sort of comeback story. The 90s platforming game Putty, also known as Super
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Tandem: A Tale of Shadows (PS4)
Tandem: A Tale of Shadows is a top-down puzzler where Emma must navigate her way through puzzles, but it is
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The Legend of Tianding (Xbox Series X)
Tianding is a folk hero from a very specific stretch of time for Taiwan, the island falling under Japanese rule
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Pikmin 4 (Switch)
Up until Pikmin 4, the Pikmin series has always focused on the idea of astronauts crashing down on a beautiful
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Mega Man (NES)
The Mega Man series of run and gun platformers has a pretty familiar structure it follows which makes playing the
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Spider-Man: Edge of Time (PS3)
With how much Spider-Man’s web swinging through cities is emphasized in many 3D Spider-Man games, it will likely sound a
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Beacon Pines (Xbox Series X)
In many Choose Your Own Adventure books, if a choice sends you down the wrong path, it’s usually to a
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Metal: Hellsinger (Xbox Series X)
In an energetic movement-heavy shooter like 2016’s Doom, you can occasionally find yourself entering something of a flow state. The
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The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai (Xbox 360)
Game designer James Silva spent a while working as a dishwasher and dreaming of the game he wanted to make,
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Crimson Alliance (Xbox 360)
Crimson Alliance takes an interesting approach to pricing. The game’s first level is provided for free, and in this hack
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South Park: Tenorman’s Revenge (Xbox 360)
In one of South Park’s most memorable episodes, the grade schooler Eric Cartman ends up shifting from an irritating and
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Boogie Bunnies (Xbox 360)
Boogie Bunnies is a match-three puzzler, and the problem with being part of such a crowded genre is it can
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