
In its quest to be the most meta game ever made, Alan Wake 2 becomes a spectacle about writers and writing that badly needs an editor.

In its quest to be the most meta game ever made, Alan Wake 2 becomes a spectacle about writers and writing that badly needs an editor.

The game did manage to answer one of my questions, though: Hercule Poirot does not charge his phone at night, and this, mon ami, might be the greatest modern crime of all.

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For these exiled monks, the Gloom is the little death that brings total obliteration

More busy work doesn’t lessen the series-signature appeal

The long-awaited sequel teeters too far into RPG narratives to be a truly great 4X game

The original third-place-simulator gets a sequel with much of the same conversational charms, but also some rougher edges to its chit-chat.

Following in the footsteps of The Terror