Unsighted Review: a stylish and queer hack and slasher
Samantha Greer takes a hack, slash and stab at Unsighted – a queer, stylish pixel art isometric hack and slasher in the vein of Metroid.
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ROG Zephyrus S17 Review: a god-tier gaming laptop
The Zephyrus S17 isn’t just an incredible gaming laptop, but it’s one of the best laptops you can use for PC gaming.
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First Bite is a queer blend of sex and violence
First Bite is a visual novel that isn’t afraid to horrify and tease its players with atmospheric writing and tantalizing cast of characters.
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Bloodshore ruins its own potential
Bloodshore from Wales Interactive had the potential to be something great, but squanders it for cheap stereotypes and an uninspiring plot.
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Forza Horizon 5 redefines how human a racing game can be
Forza Horizon 5 is redefining how we can tell human stories while still ticking all the boxes for avid fans of racing games.
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Goodbye Battle Princess Peony is a beautifully queer magical girl tale
Latonya Pennington looks at Goodbye Battle Princess Peony – a queer, black and white comic that’s far from shallow.
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Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is as compelling as it is a slog
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous sees you at the heart of a conflict that, on…
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Rainbow Billy: The Curse of the Leviathan believes in the perfection of imperfection
Rainbow Billy: The Curse of the Leviathan is a 2.5D platformer that follows Billy on their question to save the world from monochrome.
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Alkahest is a game that combines queerness with alchemy
Alkahest combines queerness with alchemy in an intoxicating, thrilling story that’ll quickly have you hooked on the game’s lore.
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Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time is both an ending and a beginning
Monti Velez reviews Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time and explores the series handling of its characters and themes throughout the years.
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Life is Strange: True Colors is about learning to belong
In a world where we’re all feeling lost and confused, Life is Strange: True Colors is a game that we all desperately need right now.
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Lake perfectly captures the idyllic town – and the hellscape it can be for queer people
Lake is one of the most refreshing games that we’ve played this year, and one of the most queer games, too. Here’s our review.
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Boyfriend Dungeon is one sexy roguelike adventure
Boyfriend Dungeon is one sexy adventure that combines dating, wielding and sword fighting into one – and is better for it.
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Storyteller lets you put a queer twist on classical tropes
Storyteller is a game that combines creative writing with puzzles, allowing you to put a queer twist on new and familiar tales.
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No Longer Home explains why existing as queer people is a political act
Matteo Lupetti looks at Humble Grove’s No Longer Home, a game that isn’t afraid to show why being queer is a political act.
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Boyfriend Dungeon is the queer game to watch out for
Swords are cool, but you already knew that, right? Well if you didn’t, then you’re…
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Raptor Boyfriend is bisexual hijinks wrapped in a high school rom-com setting
Raptor Boyfriend is about a bisexual, introverted 17-year-old girl called Stella Starosta who, after returning…
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Scarlet Nexus Review – A tantalising taste of what next-gen JRPGs can offer
Scarlet Nexus is, in a word, weird. Set in the future of an alternate world,…
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The Fermi Paradox puts galactic history in your hands
The Fermi Paradox puts you in the shoes as the galaxy’s gardener and with that role comes difficult decisions.
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Read Only Memories: Neurodiver is a cyberpunk game with a fascinating queer world
Read Only Memories: Neurodiver from Midboss is a game that isn’t afraid to embrace not just queer characters, but a queer world too.
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