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A little over two years ago, Arielle dropped the review for Dragon’s Dogma 2, giving it a massive 98/100 and calling it a real adventure. As a fan of RPG games in general, I knew I had to jump right on it after seeing how good it was, and I had one of the best times in an RPG, honestly, ever. So when I was offered the opportunity to check out the latest expansion, Dark Arisen...


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There are plenty of board games out there about fighting monsters, summoning demons and trying to outsmart your friends. But what if the demons you’re fighting are your own? And what if, instead of trying to destroy everybody sitting around the table, you’re actually helping them along the way? Welcome to Personal Demons, the latest delightfully twisted creation from the mind...


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Well, just a little under to be exact. That’s our countdown to GTA 6. Read that again. GTA 6. It’s about to get real. If it even musters up a smidge of the legacy of Red Dead Redemption 2 (which it probably will after the blatant copy job it did, read my irrefutable proof here), then it will be a roaring success. Just remember to download your game before Cyberleek shuts down...


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Dear Johan, You don’t know me yet, but I’m you. I’m writing from a future that would sound completely impossible from where you’re sitting now, controller in hand, staring at the neon glow of Vice City. You think you’re just playing a game. Stealing cars, listening to the radio and exploring a city that feels larger, louder and more alive than anything you’ve ever seen. You d...


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I’ve had a lot of buds sit inside my ears over the years and, to be honest, I’m still not convinced they’re the perfect hardware for sound. They’re convenient, sure, but after a few hours, I usually need to pop them out and give my ears a break. So, when Urbanista dropped off its Porto buds at the office, promising a design comfortable enough to sleep on your side while weari...


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