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Platform reviewed: Steam Price: $8.99 Moldwasher is a cleaning sim where I play as a little sushi roll, where my job isto make the kitchen clean. Because a healthy snack such as myself needs to stay clean and fresh. I’ve always enjoyed playing cleaning games. They y have this way of taking the repetitive nature and using it to place me into a state of zen. Rubel Games, the devel...

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Platform reviewed: Steam Price: $19.99 Someone needs to explain to me why the inter-generational friendship trope proves to be successful time and time again. Aside from the obvious Doc Brown & Marty McFly combo from Back to the Future, similar friendships that spring to mind can be found in The Karate Kid, Wreck it Ralph, and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. There's ju...

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The Gamerheads Crew is back with looter shooters, tabletop gaming, and more in this weekend's Video Game Warrior!

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I've been waiting a long time for a new entry in the Culdcept series, and Culdcept Begins doesn't disappoint. The local and online multiplayer features, along with GameShare, were exactly what I hoped would be included, and I'm thrilled they made it into the game. While I wasn't expecting a story, it grew on me over time. That said, I wish multiplayer and other features weren't ...

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Solnox: Grimoire of Seasons has a solid gameplay core. The strategy and deckbuilding elements are clever, especially when combined with the changing seasons and the buffs they provide. Unfortunately, the level design isn’t as strong. Each area feels the same, and there’s no environmental cover, which seems like a staple of strategy games. The bosses didn’t feel particularly spec...

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