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James Birks predominantly covers gaming, specifically through reviews and announcements. He focuses on providing insights into various aspects of the gaming industry including video games, podcasts, and related events. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider offering review copies or exclusive sneak peeks of upcoming games for potential coverage.
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You can please some of the people all of the time, and you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can't please all of the people all of the time.
By: James Birks, Fira Sans
It's been two years since I escaped the hellish grasp of Yeondu High School in the Korean horror . While it was very good at what it did, I never expected to willingly enrol for such scares again.
I've found that Sokoban-inspired puzzlers – essentially the concept of pushing boxes around – are often lacking in either variety or difficulty, with
It seems as though everyone is trying their hand at making a Sokoban-style puzzler these days, albeit with varying degrees of success.
In most games, and indeed in life, death is the end. But in the case of the roguelike genre, it is merely the beginning of a never-ending loop that borders on insanity.
Despite accruing a few faults with their railway line management puzzle game , Rising Moon Games are back with another minimalistic puzzler focusing on a different mode of transportation.
Review - Last Time I Saw You is a beautiful looking adventure full of interesting sub-plots that complement the main narrative arc.
SWORD ART ONLINE Fractured Daydream isn't the best co-op action game, but there are moments that suggest it's good enough to consider purchasing, especially if you're an SAO fan.
Are you looking for that next new farm-life sim to fill the void after spending hours in games like Stardew Valley and My Time At Portia ? Then
By: Meta Time, Fira Sans, James Birks
If you thought the school was scary in The Coma , wait until you re-enter the bizarre mirror dimension for yet another terrifying experience, courtesy of Korean survival horror The Coma 2B: Catacomb.
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