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Minos: Home A-Labyrinth temporarily turns Artificer's Ancient Greek maze-builder into a free Home Alone game
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Minos: Home A-Labyrinth temporarily turns Artificer's Ancient Greek maze-builder into a free Home Alone game

"That's not a minotaur, that's a stand-in for the child star of a classic 90s Christmas movie," I yell while playing Minos' free holiday reskin, Minos: Home A-Labyrinth. Devs Artificer have temporarily transformed the demo of their maze-building roguelike - due out in full next year - into a legally distinct parody of Home Alone's burglar-hurting antics you can play for free. Read more

Horror game Horses broke even despite Steam's ban, but Santa Ragione are still closing down
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Horror game Horses broke even despite Steam's ban, but Santa Ragione are still closing down

Santa Ragione have announced that they’ve repaid all the money they borrowed to develop their Surrealist horror game Horses, despite being denied release on Steam and the Epic Games Store. It’s a better outcome than expected, given Steam’s centrality to PC gaming, and a strong demonstration of support for art that is prepared to disregard taboos and investigate something profoundly ugly. It’s also, however, not enough to keep Santa Ragione operational. As warned when th

A future Silent Hill game could be set in Central or South America, says Konami producer
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A future Silent Hill game could be set in Central or South America, says Konami producer

Silent Hill f is one of the few Silent Hill games set outside Silent Hill itself. It transports players from the eternal doldrums of Maine, North America to 1960s Japan, and casts you as a school student in the foggy village of Ebisugaoka. It's very good, thanks not least to a thoughtful and poignant story from Ryukishi07. Appetites are now whetted for a Silent Hill package tour, and Konami producer Motoi Okamoto already has a few ideas about where he'd like the series to go next. Ideas that,

Corsair One i600 review
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Corsair One i600 review

A compact machine with high-end tech in all the right places.