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This cyberpunk platformer with an Overwhelmingly Positive Steam rating just got a completely free expansion

Back in 2023, South Korean developer Wonder Potion released Sanabi, a sleek, cyberpunk-themed action platformer that saw players slinging themselves around levels with a giant grappling hook. Favourably compared to Katana Zero, it received near-universal praise for its crisp pixel art, Bionic Commando-esque platforming challenges, and surprisingly involved storyline. Two years on from Sanabi’s launch,…

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Disco Elysium successor XXX Nightshift is sick of your jokes about its name, announces it’s called Tangerine Antarctic and it’s a 3rd-person RPG now

Hey! Remember XXX Nightshift? That was one of the five (count ’em) Disco Elysium successor games that made headlines last year. It was an isometric game where you play a cop stranded at a luxury Antarctic ski resort when a bunch of murders happen, with dialogue presented in a strip down the side of the…

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Video: Alex Shares His Top Five Games Of 2023

What a wonder. Well folks, Felix has had his say, Zion has had his say, and now it’s Alex’s turn. Yep, we’re back with one final ‘top five Switch games of 2023’ from our lovely video team, and as promised, this last list will feature five titles completely different from the previous two, because them’s…

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Destiny 2’s new episode hits next week, sending players back into the giant, haunted spaceship where the first game had its finest moments

Long before Destiny 2 hit the high points of Forsaken, The Witch Queen, or The Final Shape—hell, before there was even a Destiny 2—The Taken King was peak Destiny. Aboard the Dreadnought, the titanic flagship spacecraft of the Hive God Oryx, the first game finally hit its stride, providing a compelling villain, an imminently repeatable…

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It’s downright nuts how good this fan remake of Fallout 1 in Doom looks, and I’m begging Bethesda to take note

Of the many things that keep me awake at night—tinnitus, climate collapse, the fourth coffee of the day, man’s inhumanity to man—none is more pressing than the continued and inexplicable absence of Beamdog-style Enhanced Editions for Fallout 1 and 2. I don’t ask for much: just versions of the classics that run out-of-the-box at modern…

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Though it’s 10 years old, Lost Mine of Phandelver is still a great way to start a D&D 5E campaign

Most of the introductory adventures written to ease new players into Dungeons & Dragons over the years have been pretty rough. They’re often just dungeon crawls, which might teach you the rules for combat and disarming traps, but don’t bother demonstrating what’s actually exciting about roleplaying games. Which is the roleplaying. Even when beginner modules…

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