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The Beauty and Horror of A Plague Tale: Innocence

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By Jahanzeb Khan
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Imagine a game like God of War or even The Last of Us with the marketing reach of an indie game, and you'd have A Plague Tale: Innocence. The game was a sure-fire hit on paper that went completely unnoticed when it first launched. It had the epic production values, orchestrated score, stunning graphics, and everything you'd expect from a big-budget blockbuster, and yet... no one noticed.
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Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game Review - A Fighter That Doesn't Know Its Audience

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By Jahanzeb Khan
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On a fundamental level, Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game makes absolutely no sense. The Avatar fanbase and the fighting game community don't even occupy the same dimension, and yet here we have a beloved Nickelodeon property adapted into a video game geared almost exclusively toward the most obsessed nerds from the esports fighting scene. Not to mention, the development personnel behind the game have more than a few skeletons in their closet.
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Culdcept BEGINS Nintendo Switch 2 Review - If Monopoly Met Magic: The Gathering

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By Jahanzeb Khan
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Culdcept, as a tabletop video game franchise, is making a comeback, with the latest entry carrying the subtitle BEGINS to signal both a return and a soft reboot. It will later be joined by a remaster of the first game in the series, which was a Japan-only release for the Sega Saturn. The last time we saw the IP in action was nearly a decade ago on Nintendo 3DS, and it was a strong title for the handheld, even if it didn't have a huge audience.
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