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Remember Me forgets what it’s for
The road to hell is paved with good intentions—and Neo-Parisian cyberpunk
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What happens when a husband and wife write to each other in Animal Crossing: New Leaf? Everything.
Our adorable, marital duo write an epistolary review for Nintendo’s quotidian universe.
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Element4l challenges you piece-by-piece
Belgian designers I-Illusions break life into its distinct parts
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39 Steps interactive adaptation trips and tumbles
[/media/uploads/39_steps_new.jpg] Story Mechanics’ take on a John Buchan novel is a bit short.
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Call of Juarez: Gunslinger is high country for old men
Call of Juarez: Gunslinger has a lot to say, but the truth lies in the shooting.
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The Kill Screen Review: Metro: Last Light turns up the gas
Metro: Last Light has great atmosphere. But don’t inhale.
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REVIEW: Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon is a frightening exercise in fear and powerlessness. Who knew?
Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon is that rare game that offers its player a place where our inherent weakness is acknowledged as a strength.
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The Kill Screen Review: Skulls of the Shogun
Jake Kazdal spent three years creating Skulls of the Shogun so you could play it on the run from everywhere. So why did we have so much trouble?
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The Kill Screen Review: Halo 4, which gets everything wrong, except the most important thing
The fourth game in the science fiction series is a baffling, bland, repetitive, incredibly excellent experience.