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Citizen Sleeper 2 Still Makes Me Sad, but In a Different Way Than Before

Citizen Sleeper 2 is probably a better game than the first, but the new vibe is less of what I want.

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Key art for the video game fields of mistria. A girl with blond hair waving in the wind looks pleasantly toward the viewer, with rolling hills and a farmhouse and windmill behind her. The whole image is in a soft, slightly-grainy style evoking japanese animation from the mid-1990s.

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[Keywords] Fields of Mistria and Fluidity

Until recently, I was burnt out on "cozy farming sim" games. So what changed that? One that seems to do nothing different at all: Fields of Mistria.

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Video Games

Geek to Geek Media’s Game of the Year Awards 2024

Despite 2024 being an up-and-down year overall, we celebrate some of the game industry's triumphs and pleasant surprises with GtG's Game of the Year Awards!

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Caravan SandWitch Makes Me Question My Desire for Violence

Caravan SandWitch is a narrative-driven exploration game on a quiet planet with no combat that made me question my gaming impulses.

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Video Games

Setting Sail in Ys 10 Nordics (Impressions and FAQ)

Curious about the latest game in the Ys series, Ys 10 Nordics? We provide impressions and some essential info for series veterans and newcomers alike.

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Tabletop Gaming

D&D Releases 1st Single from 50th Anniversary Vinyl and It Slaps!

"Arise, Tiamat!" is the first track previewed in the new D&D 50th Anniversary album, and it slaps!

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