No games reviewed so far... Just a placeholder to have the posts in alphabetical order on the front page.

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This time there's another big bunch of reviews, and hopefully some of them will help you with making a choice getting the game or not.

Keep on rocking.

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What do you get if you blend zombies with co-op and lots of wespons or cuttlery?

Fun ofcourse!

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Detective VR review is now up. I don't have time to finish the remaining three reviews for the Letter D post, so I'll submit this one for now.

You’ll find a link to all the reviews below, but I’ve posted the full Detective VR review right here so you don’t have to click through just to read a single entry. Unlike many others, I’m doing this for information — not for clicks.

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Bomberman or Dynablaster or just something else that ain't fun?

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It took 34 years, but it has finally returned — and in a way that’s guaranteed to make long‑time fans both happy and hungry for more. This is exactly the kind of comeback that should have sparked an entire series of games.

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The Long Survival demands good communication — at least for newcomers — but when everything clicks, the game shines with a mix of skill, strategy, action, and pure chaotic fun.

Keep in mind that this is a game that genuinely rewards practice. You won’t feel competent right away, and it’s very easy to get overwhelmed during your first few runs. Once you start learning the flow, though, the systems begin to click, and the whole experience becomes far more enjoyable.

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