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Karma: The Dark World Review – A Short but Mind-Bending Horror Ride

Discover the eerie depths of Karma: The Dark World, a psychological horror game set in a twisted 70s-inspired dystopia. Full review, story insights, and why it's one of 2025's creepiest gaming experiences.
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Review: Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii – Aloha, Madness, and Majima

Goro Majima returns in Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, a wild spinoff full of pirate chaos, combat mayhem, and over-the-top charm. We review the story, combat, visuals, and whether this short Yakuza entry is worth the trip.
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Fragpunk Review – A Wild FPS Mix of Valorant, Cards & Chaos

Fragpunk blends tactical hero shooter gameplay with chaotic card-based modifiers, comic book visuals, and wild game modes. Find out if this free-to-play FPS is worth your time in our funny and brutally honest review.
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Mini Royale Advanced Tutorial – Pro Movement & Settings Guide

Want to dominate in Mini Royale? This advanced tutorial covers grapple jumping, wall climbing, bhopping, and the best sensitivity settings to boost your gameplay and movement across the map.
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Mini Royale Review – Is This Free-to-Play Shooter Worth It?

Mini Royale is a free-to-play battle royale shooter with toy soldier visuals and multiple game modes—but is it worth your time? Read our honest review covering gameplay, modes, performance, and if it stands out in a crowded genre.
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Witcher 4 Leaks: New Protagonist, Darker Tone & Release Date Rumors

From a new protagonist to horror-inspired storytelling, The Witcher 4 (Polaris) is shaping up to be CDPR's most ambitious RPG yet. Here's everything we know so far.
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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Is Coming to PS5—And It's Packed With Surprises

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is officially launching on PS5 with enhanced graphics, DualSense features, and faster load times. Here’s everything included in the upgraded PlayStation 5 version.
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Why EA's Mobile Strategy Backfired and Hurt the Industry

EA once led the charge into mobile gaming with massive hits like The Sims FreePlay and FIFA Mobile. But thanks to aggressive microtransactions and pay-to-win models, the company helped destroy trust in mobile games. Here’s how it all went down.