Rollerdrome review – A bleak future for bloodsports
Rollerdrome is this year’s second extreme sports title from Roll7 and Private Division. The first,…
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Cult of the Lamb Review – A Welcome Sacrifice
Cult of the Lamb is all about managing your sacrifices. But the question becomes, who is all of this really for?
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Hooked On You Review – A Love Letter to the Dead by Daylight Community
Hooked On You feels like Behaviour Interactive’s campy, but sincere love letter to the Dead by Daylight community.
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Bear and Breakfast Review – A rough and rustic management sim with heart
The management sim mechanics of Bear and Breakfast can be rough at times, but its world and characters pull everything together.
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Steam Deck Review: High-end handheld gaming – but only for the well-off
Valve’s handheld PC Steam Deck is gaming’s hottest ticket right now – but does it deserve the hype?
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The Divine Speaker proves that the eroticism of murderous men exists
Jenny Zheng looks at Two and a Half Studios’ new R18+ BL visual novel, The Divine Speaker and finds it to be more than a little intriguing.
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The Sims 4 Wedding Stories let me fulfill my queer wedding fantasy
The Sims 4 – My Wedding Stories is set to release next week, but I…
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Pupperazzi is puppy perfection
Do you like dogs and vibing? Then you’re probably going to love Pupperazzi.
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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 SE vs ASUS TUF Gaming Dash F15
Check out what we thought of the ASUS Zephyrus Duo 15 SE vs the ASUS TUF Gaming Dash F15, ASUS’s new gaming laptops.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Review – Brilliant, but Bleak
Let me tear the plaster off straight away – Cyberpunk 2077 does not live up…
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Lovingly Evil emulates the anxiety and ticking clock of conventions
Chris Compendio looks at Lizard Hazard Games newest visual novel game, Lovingly Evil and how it perfectly understands conventions.
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