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Jordan Oloman·Sep 25, 2023

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Despite controversial changes, I’m invested in Payday 3’s future

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Toussaint Egan·Sep 20, 2023

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Phantom Liberty is an explosive and bittersweet send-off to V’s saga

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Diego Nicolás Argüello·Sep 13, 2023

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Pinocchio’s journey is a s rewarding slow burn

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Hector Diaz·Sep 10, 2023

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I can’t wait for Madden NFL 28

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Emily Price·Sep 9, 2023

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I can’t overstate how fun these puzzles are

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Nicole Carpenter·Aug 31, 2023

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Starfield buries its best moments beneath too much tedium

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Josh Broadwell·Aug 28, 2023

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Join Zale and Valere on a quest to fight an evil being known as The Fleshmancer

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Michael McWhertor·Aug 23, 2023

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FromSoftware’s newest outing is a clever, demanding, and generous mecha game

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Mike Mahardy·Aug 23, 2023

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Total War: Warhammer 3’s Shadows of Change introduces three Lords of varying quality

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Ian Walker·Aug 22, 2023

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All the combat options make for a colorful but messy experience

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Tauriq Moosa·Aug 22, 2023

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In Fort Solis, you must find out why the station on Mars is abandoned

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Gita Jackson·Aug 18, 2023

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I look forward to playing, and replaying and replaying, Baldur’s Gate 3 for possibly years to come. It’s clearly a role-playing game classic and has already been an overwhelming success for Larian Studios. It’s just unfortunate that I end up comparing the relatively limited power of a video game to the power of my own imagination — and it also feels like a problem the game can’t solve. Baldur’s Gate 3 is a masterpiece of a D&D game in every sense of the word, for good and, sometimes, for ill.

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Nicole Carpenter·Aug 17, 2023

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From the creators of The Red Strings Club

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Paulo Kawanishi·Aug 17, 2023

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In the end, Blasphemous 2 is a strong union of narrative and function. Its gloomy world is full of nooks and crannies to explore, and its inhabitants have compelling stories to tell. Its boss fights — arguably the biggest piece of twine — may be frayed, but the slick mechanics and biting themes more than make up for any weakness in the braid.

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Josh Broadwell·Aug 9, 2023

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An uneven pantheon