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by Andrew Skelton (Outfoxed) Roguelike games and bullet hells share some core mechanics. Both tend to be exceedingly brutal at first until you learn patterns and playstyles. Both offer various way...
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by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Hiroki Kikuta is a fascinating, incredible composer. He may not have composed for as many games like say, Yasunori Mitsuda or Nobuo Uematsu, he still has left an indelible m...
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by Jason Parker (Ragachak) I recently had a chance to play the hour-long Solasta: Crown of the Magister demo, with their Kickstarter starting shortly. It’s a free demo, but I got to try ...
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By Terris Harned (NWOrpheus) What happens when a prototype robot becomes self aware, and also apparently has the ability to self replicate? XERA: Survival apparently is what happens. In this not-so-ap...
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By Terris Harned (NWOrpheus) Some of my favorite earliest PC gaming memories are of old dungeon crawlers such as the Pool of Radiance and Champions of Krynn games based on TSR’s Advanced Dung...
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By Terris (NWOrpheus) I recently mentioned how much I love open world survival games, in my preview of Frozen Flame. I don’t know if I would call them my favorite genre, per se, but definitely top 5...
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by Jason Parker (Ragachak) So, I’m gonna try a new format for these, so I don’t have to chase stuff down every other week. I’m going to highlight the major, interesting releases for ...
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by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Nowhere Prophet is a roguelike card battler RPG that’s coming to PC this summer from No More Robots and SharkBomb Studios. It takes place in a ruined, post-apocalyptic wor...
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By Terris Harned (NWOrpheus) I know that open world survival games aren’t Ragachak’s (Jason’s) cup of tea, and that’s fine. It just means more of them for me! There are many things I love abou...
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by Jason Parker (Ragachak) I’ve never been all that good at crafting awesome machines in any game I’ve ever played. I just don’t have the knack for engineering. Despite that, I was really excite...
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by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Nothin’, not even children’s trading cards are free. Deckbuilders definitely seem to be en vogue again, and that’s without a doubt a great thing. Deckbuilders ...