Paul Dean

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Paul Dean·Dec 3, 2019

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I'm saving the world again, much like I've saved it a dozen times before. I've taken command of yet another team of rag…

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Paul Dean·Sep 22, 2016

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If you’re a little bit curious, or if you enjoyed any of the games with which it shares its DNA, Virginia may be one of the oddest and most fascinating things you’ve played in a long, long time. Vivid Virginia is a hell of a lot more than plain old “walking.”

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Paul Dean·Feb 18, 2016

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The biggest drawback to Snowfall, much like After Dark, is that it will probably find a way to clash with one or two of your favourite custom additions. But if you're a modder, I guess you already live life on the edge. Otherwise, it's a charming and worthwhile expansion for what is already an excellent city-builder. I have nothing but warmth for it in my heart.

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Paul Dean·Feb 1, 2016

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If Deserts of Kharak's development mutation was a difficult, complex or painful one, it certainly doesn't show. Origina…

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Paul Dean·Dec 8, 2015

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But if you were hoping for a new squad-based game with the finesse of XCOM, or the many tactical choices of Jagged Alliance 2, this is not it. Mordheim is dumb. Mordheim is flawed. Mordheim tries hard and doesn't succeed. This is not a happy Christmas, everyone, but the misshapen horror of Faschnat. It's your present from Krampus.

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Paul Dean·Oct 20, 2015

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I think the system militia like me, though I'm not entirely sure. There was an incident a while back where they caught …

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Paul Dean·Oct 7, 2015

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Emerging from Early Access lean and focused, Prison Architect is one of the best management games in a long time.

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Paul Dean·Sep 2, 2015

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The future will be imperfect. All great science fiction shows this, from the ever-widening wealth disparities of Neal S…