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The Star Named EOS review; illustrations of photos

The Star Named EOS review: beautifully illustrated picture perfect puzzling

By Ian Dean published

Every image tells a story.

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Rise of the Ronin review; a samurai looks over a Japanese town

Rise Of The Ronin review: inventive, often original, but lacks polish

By Luke Kemp published

Proof that Ninja Gaiden wasn’t merely a flash in Japan.

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Dragon's Dogma 2 review; screens from a fantasy game

Dragon’s Dogma 2 review: our heart has been stolen

By Oscar Taylor-Kent published

A perfect example of limitless game design.

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Still Wakes The Deep review; an oil rig in the fog

Still Wakes The Deep review: a pitch perfect Lovecraftian Poseidon Adventure

By Ian Dean published

An atmospheric horror that showcases Unreal Engine 5.

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Alone in the Dark review; two characters in a dark room

Alone in the Dark review: beautifully creepy visual design can't hide a lack of polish

By Ian Dean published

The 1992 cult horror game is reimagined… as a cult horror game.

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Brothers A Tale of Two Sons Remake review; two characters sit on a bench overlooking a coastline

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake review: a beautifully Grimm revamp

By Ian Dean published

Bringing back all the feels.

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Ultros review; a strange character sits in a chair

Ultros review: like a '90s cartoon drawn by Moebius

By Ian Dean published

It's a grower.

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Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League review; three comic characters stare at a green orb

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League review: Rocksteady at its best, in a genre at its worst

By Ian Dean published

Clever, complex and visually impressive, but also so very dull.

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Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora review; an alien horse and a red tree

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora review: a visual spectacle held back by old ideas

By Ian Dean published

Na'vigating old ground.

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The Invincible review; a retro flying saucer on a sandy planet

The Invincible review: beautiful art direction, but not for everyone

By Ian Dean published

Inspired by Stanislaw Lem’s novel, The Invincible is a celebration of retrofuturism and Golden Age design.

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