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Control Resonant Review: A Rabbit Hole For Remedy's Artistry (opens the original)
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Strong character writing anchors eclectic and wonderfully bizarre world-building. Interesting ideas and fun platforming don't make up for a lack of depth. Visually stunning and mind-bogglingly beautiful. Crunchy sound effects are joined by a soundtrack both subtly elegant and obviously rhythmic. Seven years in the making, Control Resonant is nothing if not an ambitious follow-up to its 2019 predecessor, and while developer and publisher Remedy Entertainment has stepped into a few common sequel p
Star Wars Zero Company Review: A Tactics Game Of Galactic Proportions (opens the original)
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Bit Reactor's debut is Star Wars Zero Company, a masterful and ambitious turn-based tactics game that succeeds in spite of various facets feeling quite rote. Zero Company gracefully inherits the legacy of XCOM, and contributes to a new golden age of Star Wars video games, where standout titles like the Star Wars Jedi series and Outlaws—and, hopefully, the promising Galactic Racer—pick up the slack left by the lackluster movie and television slate of the ongoing Disney era, Andor notwithstanding.
7 Best Open-World Games Based On Real-Life Cities (opens the original)
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There is a unique feeling to open-world games like the Marvel's Spider-Man series, where the map is based on a real-life city. Not long after I was set loose in New York City while reviewing Spider-Man 2 a few years ago, I went hunting for my brother's apartment building in Brooklyn. His whole street has sadly been left out of its squashed version of the borough, but because the game uses real streets and street signs, getting a couple of blocks away (or what would be, in real New York) remains
Guillermo Del Toro Is Officially Calling For More Games "For The Elderly" (opens the original)
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Legendary filmmaker Guillermo del Toro is also an avid gamer, but he has a bone to pick with the medium, saying it doesn't cater to the eldest among us—or a specific genre doesn't, at least. Most recently known for directing the latest Frankenstein adaptation, del Toro has dipped his toes into the gaming industry by collaborating with Hideo Kojima on the canceled Silent Hills' demo, P.T., and lending his likeness to Deadman, a prominent character in Kojima's Death Stranding and its sequel. We we
EA | ScreenRant (opens the original)
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EA is a well-known video game company that was founded in May 1982. EA is the company behind several successful game franchises such as The Sims, Battlefield, Dead Space, Star Wars Jedi, and Apex Legends. The company has faced many criticisms over the years for over-relying on microtransactions in their titles. Dragon Age has long been a successful fantasy RPG series, but publisher Electronic Arts was seemingly incapable of recognizing its merits. Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund is in the
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