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Andrew Farrell

Andrew Farrell has an extreme hearing sensitivity called hyperacusis that keeps him away from all loud noises. Please do not throw rocks at his window. That is rude. He loves action and rpg games, whether they be AAA or indie. He does not like sports games unless the sport is BASEketball. He will not respond to Journey psych-outs.

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Ghostwire Tokyo Review 1

Ghostwire: Tokyo review — Spirited away

Ghostwire: Tokyo lets players explore a lovingly-rendered Tokyo devoid of people.

Trek To Yomi Preview 1

Trek to Yomi preview — Cut down

Trek to Yomi is classically cinematic in a striking way.

Battle Bands Impressions 1

Battle Bands Early Access impressions — For those about to rock

Battle Bands, a multiplayer deckbuilding game, is entering Early Access.

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Anno: Mutationem — Is it worth it?

Anno: Mutationem contains some gorgeous visuals and enjoyable combat, with rare frustrations.

Shredders Worth It 1

Shredders — Is it worth it?

Shredders is a snowboarding game that still needs extra polish on its board.

Syberia The World Before Review 1

Syberia: The World Before review — End of the line

Syberia: The World Before impresses, but leaves on a bittersweet note.

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The next free game on the Epic Games Store is the hauntingly good In Sound Mind

In Sound Mind is free on Epic Games Store, bringing hours of first-person scares and adventuring.

DXRacer Craft series review — Visually flashy, but covered in pain

The DXRacer Craft Series has a high-quality build, but there's a pretty big problem with the seat.

Young Souls Review 1

Young Souls review — The art of balance

Young Souls is a 2.5D beat 'em up action-RPG with fun combat and gorgeous visuals.

Submerged Hidden Depths Review 1

Submerged: Hidden Depths review — A flower in the dusk

Submerged: Hidden Depths is a relaxing, exploration-based game that lasts a few hours.