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5 (1) 4 (2) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.0 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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I look forward to forgetting about this game so I can play it again! 0
I'm going to keep this short and sweet: The Talos Principle is a great game and I am enjoying the hell out of it. The puzzles are satisfying and just fast enough where I don't feel bored if I hit a rut. The visuals are gorgeous. The UI and design is immersive and easy to navigate. The story, while not everyone's cup of tea, is deep, complex, thoughtful and very 'meta', though the exposition only goes into detail with the terminal interactions that pepper each level and can be avoided quite easil...
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Well, the wait was long... 0
Dragon Age: Inquisition has been a sober point of reflection for me. I've been playing Bioware RPGs since the original Baldur's Gate came out in 1998. I loved Baldur's Gate; sequels and expansions included. Maybe I still do, I'm not sure, but I've put hundreds of hours into that series of games and still view it with a sense of reverence. I've progressed along with subsequent franchises and game engines, each only slightly more bewildering than the other. I've finally reached the point with the ...
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Sengoku - It puts the strategy in feudal child rearing 0
Seemingly out of nowhere, I came upon this game like a wandering ronin searching for a master. And it was many nights and a couple days that this game had me in its grip. I look back in nostalgia and look forward with anticipation to the next encounter I will have with this game.Sengoku is a strategic “real-time strategy game” set in medieval Japan. Developed by Paradox Interactive, this game has a similar look to previous Paradox games like Pride of Nations, though a bit more refine...
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Dead Island is a swell place to be if you're not dead 0
Zombies. Not the most original theme, but an intriguing one. I wasn’t sure what to expect when I first heard about this game. A cross between the two big name franchises in the genre namely Left 4 Dead and Dead Rising probably. Both titles I am somewhat ‘meh’ for. What I wasn’t expecting however was a cross between Borderlands and, well, Dead Rising. You see, I loved Borderlands for some reason and to this day I am not sure why.Thinking back, I guess it has to do with the...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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