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Shrinking kids mean they cause more problems than the parents or does it?

Link For Image "Happiness, more or less, it's just a change in me, something in my liberty", you know the Verve song where a man express his profound love for living. Well, I'm glad to have lived

Link For Image Point & click adventures at one point were plenty to look for, you had your Secret of Monkey Island, Grim Fandango, Broken Sword, to nowadays your Thimbleweed Park, and Tales from the

Link For Image You know, living as a socially isolated kid who doesn't go out to play with the other kids, I was a pretty reserved tyke. Fast-forward to two decades, I'm less reserved, but I do like my

Link For Image I apologize if it took me this long, I was really taking my time with the game. Through all the strenuous tasks of exploring through the rough terrain of both Mexico and Australia, to deliver

Link For Image Imagine incorporating all the dreary aspects of your game, thinking that maybe pushing your players close to the brink tests their mental capacity to make the best out of their situation.

Link For Image Damn, I just wanted to play a management game. Hire a bunch of funny mascots, tell them to work near endlessly, and find some way to exploit them while seemingly being a goody two shoes.

Link For Image Look, I like my games like I like playing dress-up with my girl characters. I mean, this point we're all playing with Barbies in the digital screen. Except ours deal with monsters, questions

Link For Image I love games that contemplate existence, famously the Crimson hue and colored backgrounds. As if there's a tangible connection between shifting realities, and the instinctive need to survive

Link For Image Right, finally after playing around with new IPs, and working on Final Fantasy prequels, it's been awhile since we finally got a third installment of this amazing series. They've learned

Link For Image For the past 6 years, I've played the crap out of every Yakuza games in the list. After this, what was left was Lost Judgment and picking up Like A Dragon: Gaiden from act 2. I have to say,

Link For Image Games heavily inspired by Neuromancer and Snow Crash are a few in-between. But when you have someone like Mike Pondsmith convincing a bunch of Polish developers to throw so much money into

Link For Image Well, well, well, looks like the fight never really ends does it? The triple scourge of intergalactic threats have continued to push themselves against the domiciles of our great citizens.

Link For Image So, this is my first game in the second installment of the series, and I take it involves a duck solving crimes and uncovering dark secrets? Well, this one involves going on a trip with

Link For Image God, it is sandbox games week for me, and the next I have is a really enjoyable one. Even for kids. Take what you know about spiders, and all you have to do is use your stupidly strong silks

Link For Image Ah yes, a perfect sandbox game where I get to play as an officer, doing everything from giving a ticket for parking violations, tackling burglars, to murder mysteries, finding mission museum

Link For Image Ah yes, these Warhammer games do keep coming out in plenty. I apologize if I never got around to playing Spacemarine 2, hopefully one day I come around to it. Now, we got a typing game for

Link For Image Ok, I know I'm late to this, but that stupid bronchitis did not help at all. I had been eager to give this game a try, knowing it's on Game Pass and something about its interesting narrative

Link For Image What a time to play a game that leans into commentary on capitalism going absolutely wrong, this one isn't being super subtle about it either. You're literally scavenging planets for the

Link For Image Been awhile, 5 years since Doom Eternal came out. Everybody from their moms to their dads to their uncles who played Brutal Doom mods were talking about the new Doom games. How they redefined

It's been a wild ride, still around the last part of the 1st act, and I can tell things are starting to look too hopeful. The gangs are slowly catching up with each other, finding strength, and meeting