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Retro Shooters, Blog Mysteries, And Vampire Narratives: Kwalee’s Line-Up Is A Love Letter To Gaming’s Versitility

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By Brandon Zachary 
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In modern gaming, the indie space has proven to be a truly unique landscape full of wild ambition and clever reinventions of formula. Places like the Steam Store are the ideal showcase for that, where love letters to previous generations of game design can sit side-by-side with metatextual mysteries and deeply engrossing IP revivals. Look no further than the upcoming line-up from Kwalee.
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This Old School BioWare RPG Had a Way Bigger Impact on Gaming Than You Realize

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By Brandon Zachary 
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The gaming landscape has always been an interesting one to examine from a slight distance. The way that game development and inspiration work can be surprising, especially as titles change during their development cycles. There are some games that, when they’re released, end up influencing not just their own IP and genre but the larger gaming space as a whole. One key example of that is BioWare’s Neverwinter Nights, which turns 24 this year.
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Hot Wheels Infinite Rush Is Just The Right Kind Of Massive To Be A Blast

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By Brandon Zachary 
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For decades, Hot Wheels have been a go-to pick for playtime. With some die-cast cars, a few strips of orange track, and the wild expanse of their imagination, kids have created vast worlds for their cars to race around, crash through, and explore thoroughly. That’s the feeling Hot Wheels: Infinite Rush is very pointedly trying to recreate.
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