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Flambee, Prism, Malevola, Invisigal, and Golem at the taco restaurant in Dispatch

Dispatch review: "Critical Role fans rejoice – episodic gaming has been superheroically saved by this incredibly charming band of misfits"

By Oscar Taylor-Kent published

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Discussing Evelyn Dean with D'arcy in The Seance of Blake Manor's lobby

The Séance of Blake Manor review: "Like horror Clue come to life, this supernatural mystery against the clock is incredibly immersive"

By Oscar Taylor-Kent published

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Carimara: Beneath the Forlorn Limbs review: "Playing as a goblin thing to crack a gothic fairy tale mystery with magical cards has quickly become one of my favorite gaming short stories"

By Oscar Taylor-Kent published

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The lighthouse looks at a twisting tree in Keeper

Keeper review: "One of the most wonderfully bizarre games I've ever played – a stunning slice of magic"

By Sam Loveridge published

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A pink-haired trainer and a Chikorita sit outside a cafe in Pokemon Legends: Z-A.

Pokemon Legends: Z-A review: "Fast fluid real-time fights and a world worth exploring make this finally feel like the anime come to life"

By Catherine Lewis published

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Rei Shimobe points aggressively in Shuten Order

Shuten Order review: "The Danganronpa creator's new multi-genre mystery feels like a forgotten DS cult classic I would have been obsessed with"

By Oscar Taylor-Kent published

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Exo throws an identity disc with lightcycles in the background in the key art for Tron: Catalyst

Tron: Catalyst review: "Disc slinging is a thrill in this gorgeous rendition of the series, but I'm let down by a time-loop story that falls flat"

By Max Williams published

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Kofi serves an affogato in Date Everything

Date Everything review: "A masterclass in character design full of wonderful faces I love meeting, but juggling so many means sacrificing depth"

By Oscar Taylor-Kent published

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To a T protagonist Teen and their dog running through an upstairs hallway with their hands outstretched

To a T review: "Like standing in a warm spill of sunbeams and eating your favorite home-cooked meal all at once"

By Andrew Brown published

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The Dreamer aims a slingshot at a flaming torch in the gorgeous key art for Many Nights a Whisper, without a logo

Many Nights a Whisper review: "With one chance to land a single, perfect shot – few games have this tension and impact"

By Oscar Taylor-Kent published

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