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We loved Cloudpunk and its DLC City of Ghosts, so we were eager to check out Nivalis Nights, set in the same universe, but with a greater focus on management and life simulation. With a serial killer on the loose in the city, enforcing a curfew that forces you to be careful when you want to risk a night out, you've been given the responsibility to run a restaurant that you’ll ha...

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After spending a few months in Early Access, Stygian: Outer Gods is taking advantage of the Halloween season to launch its 1.0 version for less than €/$25. The game is steeped in the atmosphere of Lovecraft and Cthulhu and offers an experience that blends adventure, action, with some RPG elements. The weakest part of the game is clearly the combat, which lacks convincing feedbac...

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It’s already been twenty-seven years since Croc 2: Kingdom of the Gobbos debuted on the very first PlayStation, and just like the first game, released in 1997, this sequel is getting a remaster from Argonaut Games. As we didn't cover the release of last year's remaster of the original game, we’re making up for it with the second one.

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Developed by Nippon Ichi Software and published by NIS America, Village in the Shade is now available on Switch 1 2, PlayStation 5 and PC. Here is our review of the game and a video of the first 40 minutes on Switch 2.

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The release of Hell Is Us on Nintendo Switch 2 offers a great opportunity to discover a dark adventure that will plunge you into a land ravaged by civil war and infested with strange creatures. For those who are not yet familiar with Hell Is Us, its greatest strength lies in its refusal to hold player’s hand: you won’t find any mini-maps or objective markers, progress relies ent...

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