The Stanley Parable Review: A Review of The Stanley Parable
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Nihilumbra is an indie platformer with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer
Abandon hope, ye who enter here.
Pokemon X/Y is the exact game we’ve been playing since 1996, and that’s okay
Game Freak sticks to its guns.
FIFA 14 is more realistic than ever
So where does that leave real soccer?
Rune Factory 4 is RPG comfort food
Here’s one for the box: “The meatloaf of videogames.”
Rain and the rise of the "precious indie game" sub-genre
Oscar bait comes to videogames.
In Wind Waker HD, Link wanders into the Miiverse
Things are gonna get a bit meta.
Etrian Odyssey Untold breaks the very game it remakes
Consider the tale un-told.
I Am Level is a portal to a universe of shit
We mean this in a good way.
Camp Keepalive is the Cabin in the Woods of horror gaming
Schlockvival horror? Let’s go with schlockvival horror.
The agony and the ecstasy of 868-Hack
Michael Brough’s latest treasure is a simulacrum of modern existence. It’s also hard as shit.
The Wonderful 101 is punitive, messy, and maybe beautiful
As might befit a game where you play 100 people at once.
Is MirrorMoon EP the first Buddhist videogame?
Ground control to player one.
Lost Planet 3 sounds good, but that’s about it
Lost Planet 3‘s wonderful voice acting warmly welcomes you to its vast white wasteland.
Bioshock Infinite’s 1999 Mode is less money, mo’ problems
To what is Bioshock Infinite heir?
Akaneiro: Demon Tone convinces you not to play it
Spicy Horse’s dungeon-crawler forgets to make clicking things fun.
Plants vs. Zombies 2 is a pun of a videogame
You will be encouraged to call a man “Crazy Dave.” You will comply.
Rayman Legends is a gloriously unpredictable mess
You will tickle and be tickled.
Madden turns 25 this year. It’s time for it to start acting its age
There comes a time for all young men to stop eating at the Super China Buffet.
Mercenary Kings is the NES classic we don’t remember playing, because we didn’t
Time travel is not involved.
Killer is Dead is everything you love and/or hate about Suda 51
Largely, you know what you’re in for here.
In Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Sam Fisher plays the NSA’s version of Batman
The problem: the NSA is real, but Batman is not.
Shelter shows life as lovely, brutish, and short
The developers of Pid take things in a more primal direction.
Outlast reminds us why survival horror is important
Red Barrels’ debut makes you feel powerless all over again. It is “enjoyable.”
Shadowrun Returns jacks us into-and out of-the Matrix.
It’s like William Gibson and J.R.R. Tolkien had a baby, and it was really ugly.