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Anoxemia

Anoxemia

The fear of the deep blue is one that a lot of people, myself included share.

ReviewsGamingBevan Clatworthy
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Inside

Inside

Inside is a difficult game to discuss. With a length of only 4 hours or so, there’s little enough game that it’s hard to mention anything without it being a…

ReviewsCallum Tyndall
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A Tale of UnEpic Proportions

A Tale of UnEpic Proportions

If you hadn’t guessed by now, I’m somewhat partial to a good adventure.

ReviewsGamingCraig Morgan
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DarkMaus - Soulsborne Indie RPG released

DarkMaus - Soulsborne Indie RPG released

With the success and critical acclaim of From Software’s ‘Souls’ games, and Bloodborne, it is perhaps unsurprising that the challenging action RPG has spawned…

NewsGamingSean P. Wallace
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Eternal Step

Eternal Step

So, when I first heard about this, it was pitched to me as “a rogue-like Dark Souls”. Well, they weren’t wrong.

ReviewsGamingDaniel Delargy
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Mr. Craiggy's Top 5 Steam Halloween Sale Picks

Mr. Craiggy's Top 5 Steam Halloween Sale Picks

Happy Hallowsteam!! It’s that time of year again where Valve put a lot of horror games (and this year, a lot of non-horror games too) on sale over the course…

NewsGamingCraig Morgan
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Review: Iron Fisticle

Review: Iron Fisticle

If Dark Souls and Streets of Rage somehow met, knocked digital boots and gave birth to a dark spawn then the result would be Iron Fisticle.

ReviewsGamingSai Mealing
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The Swapper (PlayStation) Review

The Swapper (PlayStation) Review

In a time when virtually anybody with the right skills and enough perseverance can make a game, indie platformers aren’t exactly in short supply.

ReviewsGamingSai Mealing
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Looking Back At My Eurogamer Experiences

Looking Back At My Eurogamer Experiences

The Eurogamer Expo for me has become an annual pilgrimage to London to properly geek out in a gaming sense.

FeaturesGamingJames Buckingham
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