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Less disco and more slow dancing by yourself, does ZA/UM’s follow up live up to expectations? Find out in our Zero Parades: For Dead Spies (PC) review! Before the review gets properly underway, I wanted to briefly state that it is well known the issues happening in the background within ZA/UM and the controversies surrounding said issues. However I will not be commenting on these, as there are far more intelligent people discussing this online and I want to focus purely on the game itself.

Take flight in another super space-hopping adventure from James Gunn. Find out if it lives up to the name in our Supergirl Review! It’s been just over a year since James Gunn shared his vision of Superman. After completing the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy for Marvel Studios, he jumped ship to DC and became the new head of their rebooted universe. After two successful seasons of the hilarious yet brutal Peacemaker, and, of course, Superman, he’s back with another iconic hero.

The vines are spreading across the lands, and the Inklands are in danger. Join us in our latest release of Disney Lorcana Attack of the Vine Card Reveal! Disney Lorcana – The Attack of the Vine is the 13th set, and it introduces a mysterious vine that is threatening the Inklands. The vine is transforming familiar characters into mutated variants and monsters. The latest set features characters from Monsters, Inc. alongside other favourite Disney characters.

Does Indie live up to the nostalgic hype ported across to the latest Nintendo console? Find out in our Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Review! Indiana Jones is beloved for many reasons and is even cited as the driving inspiration behind many other beloved gaming franchises. The biggest examples are Tomb Raider and Uncharted, but Indiana hasn’t had much success in the gaming space himself. From slightly iffy Tomb Raider clones to one successful Lego game, it’s a very mixed bag.

The long-awaited rival to The Sims is finally here. Find out how it measures up in our Paralives Early Access Review (PC)! In 2019, Canadian developer Alex Massé opened up a Patreon and created a website to advertise his new indie spin on the lifesim genre he was developing: Paralives.Now, seven years and a 15-person team later, the game is finally out in early access. It’s already smashed sales figures, selling over 900,000 copies. Despite being an indie venture, this doesn’t surprise me.

Save the world one era at a time in an HD-2D adventure that feels comfortingly familiar. Find out more in The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales Review! Team Asano has built a reputation for crafting games that feel like they were pulled straight from the golden age of RPGs (that’s the SNES era for those of you paying attention.) Before diving into the details, it is hard not to wonder what exactly Team Asano has cooked up this time.

Journey through a life to discover how items hold emotional connections and influence important choices. Find out more in our Momento Review (PC)! Mementos are items that hold sentimental significance, often entering our lives during pivotal moments. Momento, the collaborative game from Fat Alien Cat and Nomo, celebrates this. While it only focuses on one character’s life, it explores how our choices help define the people we become and the mementos we create along the way.

Buzz, Woody and the gang are back with their most dangerous mission yet: dealing with an iPad Kid. Is the age of toys over? Check out our Toy Story 5 review! Seven years after the end of the fourth entry, Toy Story has returned with a new addition to the franchise, featuring a slew of new characters and a new terrifying foe: technology. Bonnie (Scarlett Spears), now 8 years old, is still a happy, creative young girl who loves playing with her toys, but is desperate for real-life friends of her own.

An Australian film like no other offers a poignant insight into young and forbidden love. Find out more in our Leviticus Review! Indie horror has been on fire over the last few weeks with hits like Backrooms and Obsession taking over the box office. Much like the directors of those movies, this is Adrian Chiarella’s first feature film in the big chair. The main difference found here is that it is made and set in Australia, framing a unique location.

Shuffle into a fun puzzle game with a touch of corporate espionage. See what the deck has dealt in our Trading Card Inspector Review! One of the largest collectables in the world at present is trading cards. Collecting, trading, playing and even grading for monetary value. Well, not everyone has the funds to support this hobby, as it can put a big hole in the old wallet, but what if I said you could have all this and more?