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Lawrence Le

A self-deprecating, overly sarcastic pair of glasses that occasionally possesses a human host in order to partake in the delightful process of playing video games, then immediately complaining about them. When he is not playing games (a rare occurrence), he can be found either writing about things that no one cares about, or haunting the quiet streets of his Canadian suburb.

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Jet Lancer Feature

Jet Lancer review – Pierce the heavens

For those raised on Saturday morning cartoons and after-school arcade sessions, Jet Lancer is a childhood pipe dream come to life.

Moving Out Feature

Moving Out review – You’re gonna carry that weight

Throw sentimental value out the window, literally. Moving out will never be this much fun again, but remember to bring some friends.

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Filament review – Finding your spark

Filament is no relaxing getaway; the Alabaster’s deceptively cozy halls are home to hundreds of head-scratching puzzles and one somber tale.

My Hero Ones Justice 2 review Byking Bandai Namco

My Hero One’s Justice 2 review – More hero than zero

If My Hero One’s Justice 2 does anything right, it’s capturing the essence of the series. What it doesn’t have in depth, it makes up for with heart.

Shadow Arena Feature

Shadow Arena preview – Stunlock showdown

Shadow Arena escapes the confines of Black Desert Online, having been repurposed into a standalone battle royale set in the same universe.

Tree

Weakless review – A sapling in the shade

Like many of Ico's descendants, Weakless tries its damnedest to capture the growing bond between its two lead characters.

Overpass Ft

Overpass review – Sisyphean slaloms

Overpass is a semi-soothing trek across gorgeous environments, moonlighting as the 3-D gearhead version of Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy.

Nom Nom Apocalypse Feature

Nom Nom Apocalypse review — Fast food

Top-down, two-player food fights sure sound like a recipe for success, but Nom Nom Apocalypse lacks the mechanical garnish to distinguish itself in the competitive rogue-lite/rogue-like space.

Kunai review PC TurtleBlaze The Arcade Crew

Kunai review – Gun to a knife fight

Kunai is a bite-sized Metroidvania that’s well worth the pick-up for the fast, frenetic action alone.

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Filament preview – Solving series circuits

There's plenty to see aboard The Alabaster, but Filament's true beauty lies in its plethora of puzzles.