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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice speedrunner Mitchriz pulled off an impressive playthrough of the game earlier this week, beating FromSoftware’s notoriously challenging game blindfolded. Mitchriz, already an accomplished speedrunner with multiple records in Sekiro, managed to pull off his blindfolded run in just four hours and 35 minutes. It was his second attempt. If you’re wondering how the hell anyone could […]
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It’s currently raining which makes for a perfect excuse to not go outside and enjoy some virtual reality (VR) gaming instead. July has been an awesome month for new videogames, and as we welcome in August here’s a selection of titles that have caught VRFocus’ eye on the release schedule. Everslaught – MobX A hardcore action RPG designed for veteran […]
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There aren’t many quiz games on the Nintendo handheld and this one, while basic, does a decent job of things. It’s got around 3,000 questions built into the title so you shouldn’t find yourself answering the same ones over again even if you play it a lot. It’s eight-player, which can become great fun and manic all at once as […]
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A simple screenshot of Death’s Door evokes its Dark Souls influence without you even needing to know it’s the follow-up to Acid Nerve’s previous top-down boss-killer, Titan Souls. Death’s Door captures that FromSoftware gloom in an instant, but it’s a far more forgiving experience than its inspiration. Where Soulsborne games build seemingly impossible walls for you to break down from […]
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From the iconic works of Philip K. Dick to the seminal table-top RPG by Mike Pondsmith, fans of the cyberpunk genre are familiar with the theme of characters in search of an identity and purpose. The Ascent suffers from a similar identity crisis in its attempts to pull from dungeon-crawling RPGs and twin-stick shooters, but it never ascends to the […]
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Anyone unfamiliar with the original Nintendo DS game of 2007 or the more current Japanese Anime cartoon around this franchise is going to be initially bewildered by this game. It’s a brain-busting swell of hard-rocking 100mph soundtracks, colourful frantic visuals, self-obsessed storytelling and difficult-to-break references for the newcomer. But underneath it all what we ultimately have is a very decent […]
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The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD made a bad game good. But Skyward Sword deserves even more than it got. Skyward Sword HD gives me the chance to throw my Wii Remotes in the garbage where they belong, in exchange for analog stick controls on Switch. The result is a far more precise, relaxing, and fun experience than the […]
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Rock Jaw is a British earphones brand and has been making some impressive noises in the mobile audio space. The nine-year-old firm says everything it does is about uncompromising quality and exceeding expectations. It’s latest £120 device is the Avant Air, a pair of swish looking earbuds that they confidently describe as “possibly the world’s most comfortable”. Well we liked […]
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I’ve been a fan and player of Musou games (or “Warriors games,” if you’re a dubs instead of subs person) since they were brand-spanking new — 20 years at this point. I’ve been with them from 2000’s Dynasty Warriors 2, the very first, right up to now. After a week and a half with Samurai Warriors 5, I have a […]
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Tribes of Midgard gets a release tomorrow. The multifaceted title makes you an Einherjar, a warrior carried to Valhalla after death, sent to Midgard to protect the Seed of Yggdrasil. Tribes of Midgard borrows from the action, role-playing, and survival genres while offering a campaign-style Saga mode and an endless Survival mode. Having played about five hours split across both […]
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