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KIBORG: Arena is a free prologue to the upcoming game KIBORG that brings a refreshing throwback feel to the cyberpunk genre. The game takes place in a large arena where players, assuming the role of a large man, engage in intense combat against waves of enemies. The mechanics of the game harken back to old-school
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Shadows of Doubt offers a unique and immersive gameplay experience that sets it apart from other detective games on the market. With the ability to fall from a corporate office building, wake up fully healed in a clinic, and sprint away without paying your bills, the game captures the essence of being a detective in
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As Conan Throwbrien takes the stage, the atmosphere is eerie and desperate. The discordant jazz and uncanny color bar glitches set the tone for what is to come. It feels like a crushing inevitability as Throwbrien is greeted with four joke topics at the bottom of the screen. The choice must be made carefully, as
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Splitgate 2, the highly anticipated sequel to the original Splitgate, promises to bring a host of new features and enhancements to the free-to-play arena shooter genre. One of the most interesting additions is the introduction of character abilities, allowing players to mix and match abilities according to the faction they choose. For example, the Aeros
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Shapez 2 is set to be launched in Early Access on August 15th, promising a new 3D twist to the popular shape-cutting factory builder game. The lead developer of the game has shared insights into what players can expect from the Early Access version. In this article, we will delve into the details of Shapez
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Lately, there seems to be a trend in gaming where monstrous eating mechanics are taking center stage. From carnivorous post-Soviet elevators to retro fantasy RPGs that devour themselves, developers are getting creative with how players interact with their environments. Super Dungeon Muncher puts players in the shoes of a tiny hero navigating through a corridor-shaped
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As someone who has never learned to drive, my knowledge of automobiles comes mostly from driving games. However, the lessons I have learned from these games are far from practical. Traffic lights serving as regional flavor, drifting being equivalent to cornering, and using other cars as bumper cushions are just a few examples of the
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