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Unpacking is Getting a PlayStation Release!

Unpacking was definitely an indie darling in the Phenixx Gaming virtual office last year. Lisa, Keiran, and I (along with a few others) really found ourselves enjoying the heartfelt (and lowkey) experience that Unpacking offered. Now it seems that PlayStation users will…

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Unpacking (PC) – Review

There were two points, both very early on, where I had involuntary reactions to Unpacking, and it shows exactly why something so uncomplicated can be explosive. In Unpacking, you play as a young woman as she unpacks her life, doing so at different moments…

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Staxel Gets Switch Release Date

The First-Person Farming Sim Staxel has been available on PC since 2018. It has maintained a very positive overall rating on Steam and has garnered something of a loyal following. Now it seems that Plukit’s sandbox farming game is coming to Nintendo…

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The Wild At Heart (PC) Review

I can’t recall how many times I’ve been suckered into a piece of media purely based on the artwork on the box/display. It’s how I got into an entire genre of music, and experienced such titles as TellTale’s The Walking Dead and Sayonara Wild Hearts.…

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Crying Suns Is Free On The Epic Games Store

Monday, I returned to the hell known as Prime Gaming to round up the month, and later David would round up the Steam Awards of 2020. Tuesday, I spoke of the latest study to look into games and violence, I later also noted some PS4s are being…

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Ikenfell (Switch) Review

It is rare for an RPG to surprise me these days. Yes, a lot of RPG’s are unique, but many of them have similar elements to them. Ikenfell is surprising in multiple ways and not just in terms of mechanics either. Ikenfell…

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Ring of Pain (PC) Review

October has arrived and with it, the macabre, the spooky, and the dark themes come out in spades. I’m the first to tell you that I’m a chicken when it comes to horror, but I do like creepy, dark games. Specifically, I…

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