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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Apr 27, 2017

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Eurogamer's verdict on Red Barrels' Outlast 2, a first-person "found footage" horror game set in an Arizona town overrun by religious fanatics.

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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Apr 21, 2017

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Tarsier's Little Nightmares is a ghoulish, short-lived masterpiece that takes everything the studio learned about platformers from LittleBigPlanet and thoroughl

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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Apr 14, 2017

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Cavalier and Tequila Works' terrific, time-recycling puzzler mixes Majora's Mask with The Masque of the Red Death. Eurogamer reviews.

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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Apr 10, 2017

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Big Robot's The Signal from Tölva is an intriguing, melancholy spin on familiar open-world design principles that benefits from some superb environmental art an

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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Apr 4, 2017

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Playtonic's tribute to Banjo is a gentle, irreverent platformer let down by spotty handling and a slight shortage of genius.

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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Mar 20, 2017

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The combat crackles and the worlds are lush, but mediocre writing and tepid quests add up to what is probably BioWare's worst RPG yet.

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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Mar 10, 2017

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Eurogamer reviews the latest Tom Clancy open worlder, Ghost Recon: Wildlands - a game of toxic military ideologies and humdrum mission design lifted by decent c

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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Feb 28, 2017

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Infinite Fall and Finji's tale of ailing smalltown America mixes light platform-puzzling with some of the warmest, wittiest writing you'll find in a game.

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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Jan 31, 2017

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With six episodes under its belt, Hitman has proven itself to be a decadent, deadly comeback for Io Interactive.

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Edwin Evans-Thirlwell·Jan 23, 2017

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Resident Evil goes back to its founding principles for a more cohesive and chilling breed of horror game that stops short of greatness.