Roberto Nieves
Review - Classified France '44
Classified France '44 is a genuine surprise in the World War II genre with strong characters, exciting gameplay, and a replayable campaign
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Roberto Nieves
Nov 74 min read
Review - Akimbot
Akimbot is a wonderful action platformer that harkens back to the days of the PS2 with grace and attitude.
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Nikolas Tolgyesi
Nov 57 min read
Review - NHL 25
With the NHL video games seeing annual releases from EA, we see how NHL 25 has fared.
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Roberto Nieves
Oct 314 min read
Review: Kill Knight
KILL KNIGHT is a short but diabolically excellent twin-stick shooter with a hardcore white-knuckle challenge.
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L. Sahara McGirt
Oct 303 min read
Early Access Review - Travellers Rest
While Travellers Rest is still in early access, the game continues to shine with consistent updates to keep us returning to play.
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Fernando Da Costa
Oct 246 min read
Review - Card-en-Ciel
Pick a card, any card. We here at Stack Up take a look at the latest from Inti Creates. Is it good?
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Roberto Nieves
Oct 225 min read
Review - Iron Meat
Iron Meat is a run-and-gun shooter on the level of Contra from developer Ivan Valeryevich Suvorov and publisher Retroware.
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L. Sahara McGirt
Oct 153 min read
Review - Penny Larceny: Gig Economy Supervillain
Take on the gig economy or take it down in Penny Larceny: Gig Economy Supervillain from Fiction Factory Games the devs of Arcade Spirits.
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Michael Stern
Oct 104 min read
Tabletop Review - Star Trek Star Realms Edition
Star Trek goes full deck-building game with Star Trek: Star Realms Edition from the reliably great Wise Wizard Games.
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Andrew Mullin
Oct 95 min read
Tabletop Review - The Ruins of Symbaroum: The Throne of Thorns I
The Ruins of Symbaroum game line books give TTRPG players a rich setting to adventure in with deep lore and details for any GM to work with.
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Michael Stern
Oct 88 min read
Tabletop Review - Monster Hunter World: The Board Game
Monster Hunter World gets a crossover into tabletop gaming with Monster Hunter World: The Board Game.
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AD Twindad
Oct 32 min read
Review – Highrise City: Vacation Season DLC
Highrise City's Vacation Season DLC adds a fresh layer of creativity to the game enabling players to transform their cities.
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Fernando Da Costa
Oct 18 min read
Review - Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster
In 2006, Frank West went to Willamette to cover the Zombie Outbreak. In 2024, time has gone back to that day.
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Fernando Da Costa
Sep 278 min read
Review - Reynatis
FuRyu is back and with brand deals and actual brand presence, Reynatis is believed to be great, but is it really?
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Stephen Machuga
Sep 178 min read
Review - Frostpunk 2
Set 30 years after an apocalyptic blizzard ravaged Earth, Frostpunk 2 takes city-survival to the next level with its factional gameplay.
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L. Sahara McGirt
Sep 133 min read
Review - Galaxy Burger
Get ready to serve aliens, earthlings, and mecha-kitties alike in Galaxy Burger, a cooking simulation game about flipping burgers.
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Taylor Starks
Sep 105 min read
Review - Star Wars: Outlaws
Star Wars: Outlaws puts you in the shoes of a scoundrel in a galaxy far, far away for a fun and immersive adventure worth playing.
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L. Sahara McGirt
Sep 52 min read
Review - Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge
Kamaeru: a Frog Refuge is a simple but aesthetically pleasing wildlife refuge management sim and creature collector.
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Andrew Mullin
Sep 42 min read
Tabletop Review - Corvids
In Corvids: The Card Game of Trash + Treasure 2-5 players embody a Corvid spreading chaos in a quick and competitive gameplay.
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Michael Stern
Sep 33 min read
Tabletop Review: Caution Signs
Caution Signs is a fun sketching game great for parties with your friends from Wise Wizard Games.
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