Articles with Action-Adventure tag
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Cubic Odyssey Review

Cubic Odyssey is a voxel open-world survival game, kind of like Minecraft if it got launched into space and dipped in neon. You crash land on an alien planet because Earth is being attacked by something called the RED DARKNESS... Basically evil red goo that’s ruining everything. There’s a princess involved. She sends space knights to go fix it and you’re one of them, I think... I wasn’t really paying attention because the intro was kind of dramatic and confusing.Anyway, you wake up in your busted ship and meet QB-1, your little robot buddy who acts like a tutorial with attitude.

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Hawthorn Early Concept Demo Review

Fans of cozy games, adorable critters, and the Redwall series rejoice! After many years of wishfully dreaming, NEARstudios (consisting of former Bioware and Bethesda developers) has brought us Hawthorn. While still very early in development, this little cozy town of critterfolk looks like something right out of a dream, absolutely making this game a dream come true for many. Gaining a start on Kickstarter, Hawthorn has absolutely crushed it's goals. Though the main campaign itself has ended, pledges are still open to try and hit some of the amazing stretch goals they have in place. One of the main goals they

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V Rising - Eternal Dominance Pack Review

V Rising is a unique mix of survival, open world, and base building genres with a fun Vampiric twist. With it's official release in early may of last year, it has come quite a long way since it's Early Access, and has had a quite positive reception.  I myself have not had the pleasure of picking the title up since Early Access, so watching the refinement that has come over time has been absolutely pleasant and a real treat to revisit. The gameplay has been smooth, and things have clearly been optimized- so getting back into the saddle was an absolute

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Ravenlok: Legendary Edition Review

Things were never easy.Moving away from friends, and the only home you’ve ever known. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and the convenience it brings. The inheritance from your grandmother was unexpected. A boon, for sure, but that did little to quell the uncertainty and discomfort change can bring. Stifling a yawn, you gently shut the book you were reading, leaning it against the beautiful and massive tree that was serving as your roost- ancient branches reaching skyward, thick foliage providing a canopy of shade. It was likely a good time to get back to helping unpack. The

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Go Home Annie Review

YOU'LL COME FOR THE HORROR BUT STAY FOR EVERYTHING ELSEI’m currently obsessed with horror, so I was excited to try Go Home Annie, a newly released first-person, horror adventure game available on Steam, Epic and Gog. After playing, I'd have a hard time calling this a true horror game. There are a few jump scares and some mild gore, but it never generated any feelings of dread. It was, however, packed with plenty of other things I love - amazing creepy visuals, awesome audio, a wide variety of interesting puzzles, platforming, exploration and a good story.  Developed by Misfit Village and