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Review: Rage
The creators of Doom and Quake make a case for their roots in their modern-day Rage. For Richard Clark, it cleanses the palate and the mind.
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Review: Forza Motorsport 4
Drew Millard gets under the hood of Turn 10’s marquee racing title, also the latest in hard-edged, shining robot pornography.
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Review: Groove Coaster
Jordan Mammo reviews what may be the most truthful music game to date—it’s on the iPhone.
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Review: Battlefield 3
Battlefield 3 doesn’t stay true to actual war, and that’s a blessing. Richard Clark writes on all the good feelings of videogame war.
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Review: Encyclopedia Fuckme and the Case of the Vanishing Entree
This ain’t your older brother’s dating sim. By Filipe Salgado
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Reset: Urban Champion
A dramatic, first-hand, strangely painful re-encounter with Urban Champion of times long gone.
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Review: Kyotokei
If a game was made by the same people who design video surveillance software, does it matter? Jon Irwin investigates.
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Review: Wizorb
Filipe Salgado decided the best way to describe this quite familiar, and strangely unfamiliar, relative of Breakout was to tell its origin story.
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Review: Loop Raccord
Experimental game Loop Raccord draws inspiration from the process of video editing but finds unlikely communion with the sonic juxtapositions of John Cage.
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Review: Hard Reset
We review a new cyberpunk-themed shooter that seems more concerned with being a cyberpunk-themed shooter than with being interesting.
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Review: The Binding of Isaac
A twin-stick shooter tackles a biblical story and keeps the gore, Old Testament-style.
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Review: Dark Souls
Jason Johnson explores the complexity of a game given to dualities.