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Oh my lord, SEGA. What are you doing to me?! In the past few days, there were three, three Yakuza titles announced for Japan! For some companies and publishers, that might sound like suicide, but eac...
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by Jason Parrker (Ragachak) Games are not always as wonderful as we remember them. Recently, I’ve been on a quest to find that RPG that was “fun”, but also “not as good as I re...
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Written by Remko Molenaar (Proxzor) When I first heard about the new Dark and Light, it was implied it would be a sandbox MMO, and some even compared it to the likes of Black Desert Online. Since the ...
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Galaxy of Pen and Paper is a very Meta Space RPG about an RPG set in space. You heard me. It’s an RPG where you play as players in a tabletop RPG set in space. Players who are familiar with Knights ...
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by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Editor’s Note: I will endeavor to spoil as little of the story as possible. Some moments I will need to explain for the early game so you get what’s going down, but I wo...
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by Andrew Skelton (Outfoxed) If you ask me, spell casters get a pretty bum deal in most video games. Here they are, wielding amazing cosmic power, and yet they have so little to show for it! No sc...
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by Jason Parker [Ragachak] Editor’s Note: Next week, I’m going to review something that is objectively/subjectively dreadful. This requires a lot of research and input. So please, feel fr...
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by Jason Parker [Ragachak] Kingdom of Loathing is one of the best games you might not have ever played. A stick-figure “MMORPG”, featuring hand-drawn stick figures, more puns than you can ...
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By Noe Ponce (Inohe) Elves and Lizardmen and… rats??? Oh my! What should come as a surprise to absolutely no one is that the Skaven, a vile, innumerable race of technologically advanced rats,...
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Editor’s Note: Credit for Images go to Jim Sterling/The Jimquisition. Thank you. So, I was clued into a Jimquisition that I missed. I still have a difficult time with his aesthetic, but as alway...
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Written by Remko Molenaar (Proxzor) With the coming of Steam making it easier for indie developers or smaller studios to release their games, you will find the occasional diamond in the rough: a game ...