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Stars In The Trash Review

“Stars in the Trash” isn’t just a game; it’s a charming, hand-drawn love letter to classic animation. This delightful platformer tells the story of Moka, a pampered housecat who yearns for adventure beyond the confines of his comfortable home. The game’s greatest strength undoubtedly lies in its stunning visuals. Every frame is a work of art, reminiscent of classic Disney and Don Bluth animations. The vibrant colors, fluid character animations, and meticulously detailed environments create a world that is both…

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We Played the GTA 4 Vice City Remake

Modders released a full remake of Vice City in Grand Theft Auto IV. It might just be one of the biggest labours of love in gaming, so of course Rockstar tried to shut it down. Within about 30 seconds of installation, you’ll know why. There’s something amusing about s company as large and respected as Rockstar (or parent coming Take-Two) feeling threatened by a few of their fans. But after showing the project on YouTube, the Vice City NextGen Edition…

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Into the Emberlands Review

Into the Emberlands, developed by Tiny Roar and published by Daedalic Entertainment, invites players on a charming and whimsical journey through a procedurally generated world. This cozy exploration game, with its hand-drawn art style and focus on community building, offers a unique and relaxing experience. The Premise: Players assume the role of the Light Bearer, tasked with guiding a group of lost villagers back to their home. The Emberlands, once a vibrant and bustling community, has been shrouded in a…

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Want to Test Your PC? Try Sonic Adventure RTX

I’ve never been a man who needs much of an excuse to replay Sonic Adventure, but here’s a good one anyway. The Dreamcast classic has RTX Remix support – and it’ll test your PC like a near 30-year-old game never should. I’ve played around with it a little bit, and I’m impressed by what the pathtracing I’ve seen. This is an absolutely new way of seeing the game. Some parts work better than others. Mystic Ruins, for instance, is much-improved…

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The Operator Review

The Operator, a narrative-driven thriller, casts players as a rookie operator for the secretive Federal Data Institute (FDI). This isn’t your typical action-packed spy game. Instead, The Operator excels in its immersive world-building and intricate puzzle-solving, offering a unique blend of detective work and surveillance gameplay. Story and Setting: The game unfolds in a near-future where technology has blurred the lines between privacy and security. As a new recruit, you’re tasked with investigating a series of increasingly bizarre and ...

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Towers & Powers VR Review

Towers & Powers, the physics-based puzzle game that has captivated players across platforms, makes its leap into virtual reality on the Meta Quest 3. This VR iteration promises to immerse players deeper into the world of whimsical contraptions and ingenious engineering. However, while the core gameplay remains undeniably charming and the VR implementation offers unique advantages, a number of technical hurdles and a somewhat limited scope prevent Towers & Powers from fully realizing its potential on the Quest 3. At…

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Schoolteacher Simulator Review

Schoolteacher Simulator, a unique blend of education and chaos, offers players a taste of the highs and lows of the teaching profession. While not a perfect replica of reality, it provides a humorous and engaging experience on PC. Gameplay Mechanics: Classroom Management: The core of the game lies in managing a classroom of diverse students. Players must maintain order, address disruptive behavior, and ensure lessons are delivered effectively.    Teaching & Learning: Prepare and deliver engaging lessons, grade assignments, and provide…

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Lossless Scaling: A Literal Game Changer

A little over a week ago, Nvidia announced its new graphics cards would support multiple frame generation. That is for every single “real” rendered frame, the card will generate two or more additional frames. For some of us it was old news – we’d already been living the dream thanks to Lossless Scaling. This is a cheap, simple app available through Steam that enables you to play almost anything with additional frames. As though to add insult to injury when…

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Have Graphics Cards Gone As Far as They Can?

With the announcement of the 5000 series of graphics cards this week, there was an odd reaction. Even the highest end 5090 – £2,000 or more – wasn’t enough. The talk about “real” rendering vs processing like DLSS and frame generation came to a head in PC spaces. A small, vocal minority were extremely angry that their new very expensive graphics card was mostly focussed on tricks to make the image look better instead of genuine, traditional raster techniques. That…

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Operation Serpens VR Review

Operation Serpens on Meta Quest 3 delivers a compelling VR experience that effectively blends stealth, puzzle-solving, and action. Set in a chilling near-future dystopia, players assume the role of a covert agent infiltrating a heavily fortified facility. While not without its minor flaws, Operation Serpens offers a captivating and immersive journey that will leave a lasting impression on VR enthusiasts. A Masterclass in Atmosphere: Visual Prowess: The game boasts impressive visuals, with meticulously crafted environments, realistic lighting, and ...

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