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Ian Walker·Jul 20, 2023

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How is a game that pits a dog against Lovecraftian gods so boring?

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Emily Price·Jul 19, 2023

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It’s 10 p.m. — do you know where your Pikmin are?

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Grayson Morley·Jul 17, 2023

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Short but impactful, Viewfinder left me wanting more

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Charles Theel·Jul 14, 2023

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A richer take on a twice-established formula

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Nicole Carpenter·Jul 12, 2023

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The sequel expands the world of 2016’s indie darling, sometimes to a fault

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Maddy Myers·Jul 3, 2023

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It’s historical fiction with an almost entirely female cast

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Jay Castello·Jul 1, 2023

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A bittersweet remaster

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Hector Diaz·Jun 30, 2023

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At its core, Fight Forever is a love letter to the golden generation of pro wrestling video games. It is not perfect, and on the content side, it’s slightly dated — but most of my complaints wash away every time I pick up the controller and start a new match. The nostalgia and finesse of those old glory years emanates from so many angles that it’s hard to nitpick the places that fall short. AEW: Fight Forever is at once a faithful homage, and a promising signifier of the future.

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Jeffrey Parkin·Jun 29, 2023

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A delicately balanced tower of interconnected silliness and escalating absurdity

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Patrick Gill·Jun 28, 2023

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Slick mechanics and sim-like systems combine in this deceptively deep sandbox shooter

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Charles Theel·Jun 25, 2023

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Weyland-Yutani, all kinds of aliens, and an uncomfortable isometric perspective

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Gita Jackson·Jun 21, 2023

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Excellent action wrapped in an awful story

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Diego Nicolás Argüello·Jun 16, 2023

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Did I lock the door?

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Cass Marshall·Jun 10, 2023

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What’s worse: getting stabbed or people being mad at you?

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Marc Normandin·Jun 8, 2023

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Metalhead Software conveys the excitement that TV often can’t