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Control Review

Set in modern day New York, Control takes place inside the Federal Bureau of Control, a government agency dedicated to supernatural phenomena. You play as Jesse Faden, a woman whose search for her missing brother has led her to the Bureau. Entering to find that the building is in a state of emergency brought on by an out-of-control entity, she now has the task of gaining back the building while still seeking information on her brother. Starting from nothing, Jesse gradually gains both gun and supernatural abilities as she combats possessed agents and restores enough order to override the lockdown state.Surrounded

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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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Viewfinder Review

The inconspicuous Viewfinder is another game that fans of original and artsy videogames should check without hesitation. Ranking up there in the same league as Portal and The Entropy Centre may be a task only at the reach of the boldest minds, but this puzzle game brings an entirely new perspective into the genre, quite literally messing around with your perception of space in ways that will blow your mind. It’s a simple package with incredible and unexpected depth that fans should not miss.Looks Can Be DeceivingViewfinder’s colorful and simple nature is deceiving, as this game’s apparent relaxing nature soon gives

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Parallel Review

Prepare to enter the surreal world of Parallel. Single-handedly developed and published by Rodrigo Bantazo, this game will take you on a trippy journey through an alternate world consisting of a new civilization. If you’re not one for clowns, you may want to pass on this first-person RPG action-adventure released October 5, 2022 on Steam for Windows.INITIAL IMPRESSIONSFor those completionists out there, Parallel can be wrapped up in 3-5 hours, depending on what is done in the game. I played for an hour, and here’s my initial impression from my time within the unique realm.My character woke up after a very

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