Author: Aaron Sirois
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Review: Until Dawn (Sony PlayStation 4)
A great rental, but repeated playthroughs are not recommended.
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Steam Game You Might Have Missed – The Fall
Looking for something to get on Steam? Having trouble sorting through everything that’s in the store? We have you covered through our Steam curator list, where we post recommendations of games we’ve reviewed here on DieHard GameFAN or have played through on our own time. Additionally, once a week we’ll be posting recommendations for games…
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Review: One Piece Pirate Warriors 3 (Sony PlayStation 4)
It’s more, but also more of the same.
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Review: Icebound (PC)
While it has its rough spots, Icebound is an enjoyable visual novel with plenty of value.
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Review: Tales from the Borderlands: Episode Four – Escape Plan Bravo (Sony PlayStation 3)
A solid penultimate episode to a great season.
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Board Game Review: Costume Party
An amusing bluffing game where you try to make sure you’re the only one in a cheap robot costume.
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Review: Dungeon Travelers 2: The Royal Library & The Monster Seal (Sony PlayStation Vita)
There are a number of interesting and solid gameplay mechanics at work here. However, if you want to enjoy them, you’re going to have to get through a number of potential hang ups.
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Review: Letter Quest: Grimm’s Journey Remastered (PC)
A familiar, but fun puzzle RPG.
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Review: Hidden: On the Trail of the Ancients (PC)
A sadly unfinished, but still great horror game.
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Review: ADventure Lib (PC)
Goof for a few laughs and a few puns.
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Review: Life is Strange: Episode 4 – Dark Room (Sony PlayStation 4)
This already amazing series just keeps getting better.
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Review: Game of Thrones: Episode 5 – A Nest of Vipers (Sony PlayStation 3)
The penultimate episode gets it half right, and it might just be worth sticking it out to the end.
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Review: Batman: Arkham Knight (Sony PlayStation 4)
A little bumpy at times, but still one of the best games of the year.
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Review: Fort Meow (PC)
A short but sweet physics-based puzzler.
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Review: Lego Jurassic World (Sony PlayStation 4)
Lego Jurassic World Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Developer: Traveler’s Tales Genre: Adventure Release Date: 06/12/2015 Another year, another Lego game, right? Wait. They don’t even wait a year between the releases of these things. Oh well. With Jurassic World destroying box office records left and right, it appears Traveler’s Tales picked the perfect moment…
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Review: Tales from the Borderlands: Episode Three – Catch a Ride (Sony PlayStation 3)
Tales from the Borderlands: Episode Three – Catch a Ride Publisher: Telltale Games Developer: Telltale Games Genre: Interactive Drama Release Date: 06/23/2015 (Note: As with all episodic games, certain parts of this review will be carried over from my review of the first episode. Those copied bits will be italicized. Feel free to skip them…
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Review: This Starry Midnight We Make (PC)
This Starry Midnight We Make Publisher: Carpe Fulgur LLC Developer: Cavyhouse Genre: Sim Release Date: 06/01/2015 In many ways, calling This Starry Midnight We Make (Starry for short) a video game does it a disservice. Sure, it has a user interface, graphics, a story, sound design, etc. However, the gameplay elements are more along the…
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Review: Norna (PC)
An unassuming, but challenging puzzler.
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Review: Game of Thrones: Episode Four – Sons of Winter (Sony PlayStation 3)
This is the best episode so far, although it still has issues.
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Review: Life is Strange: Episode 3 – Chaos Theory (Sony PlayStation 4)
A slower paced episode, Chaos Theory nevertheless tells a great tale.