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Alan Wake Remastered Review

Last year, Remedy Entertainment celebrated its 30th anniversary along with the 15th anniversary of the release of the first Alan Wake game earlier in the year. This series has been on my "to play" list for a while, but in my typical fashion, I was a bit slow to get started. After a reminder from Amazon Luna that the game was available to play, I decided to take the time to finally get into it and check out both the series and the streaming platform.Alan Wake is an atmospheric horror game about its titular character, who is an author undergoing a

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Crimson Desert Review

This time on Drarry reviews a game, Crimson Desert is featured. Join me for an honest take on this gaming juggernaut, or at least my honest take on this ambitious and ginormous open-world action-adventure by Pearl Abyss.GameTitle: Crimson DesertDeveloperand Developer: Pearl AbyssReleasedate: March 19, 2026OS: Windows 10 and 11Platform: Steam*Price: $69.99 – Basic Edition; $79.99 – Deluxe EditionPlease note that this review will have very minor spoilers.What Is It Crimson Desert is a lofty and extensive open-world action-adventure game that, not unexpectedly, became a huge hit almost immediately. The narrative follows Kliff, a Greymane who sets out to rebuild his faction and save the world (isn't that

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Manairons Review

Manairons is a game that absolutely piqued my interest solely off the visual whimsy and intrigue it seemed to offer at first glace. A gorgeous art-style not visited as often as I'd like, the announcement trailer gave me a little tug. I've always been a sucker for dark whimsy, and this game looked like it might just fit that bill. While visuals can't provide a full carry on titles, the concept itself looked interesting and unique. That uniqueness, really starts from the developmental level.Developed by both 3Cat and Jandusoft. Of note, Jandusoft is a developer/publisher out of Barcelona, Spain that seems

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Spiritfarer: Farewell Edition Review

Death is something that, often, we try to avoid in every way, shape, and form. It's discomfort; cold and cruel. It often greets us when we least expect it with open arms, touching those around us suddenly, ruthlessly, without mercy- and leaves a trail of Emptiness and Despair in it's wake. Often we associate thoughts of Death as something quick, cold and calculating. However, despite SpiritFarer: Farewell Edition being almost entirely about Death, and many of the emotions it entails, it is really none of the afore mentioned things. While it may be wrapped in a beautifully gorgeous hand drawn facade,

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Medieval Crafter: Blacksmith Review

The smell of ash and soot fill the air- the unforgiving heat enveloping your short form. Droplets careen down your brow, carving out lighter markings where the soot once clung. The bead of moisture gets lost in the dense scruff of your beard as you wipe the sweat away in an attempt to keep it from your eyes before raising the hammer once more.  Another swing, landing with a resonant chorus. You couldn't just hear the metal, you could taste it. Smell it. Breathe it. Inhale- the hammer rises.Exhale- the hammer falls.CLANG!Again. The rhythm thrums like the very blood in your

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