Gunpoint‘s opening, in the spirit of traditional noir stories, begins with a character smashing through a third story window. It also presents us ...

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Every year, a handful of games are released as part of the Xbox 360’s Summer of Arcade, and you can always count on ...

From Dust has a story in that it attempts to provide a barebones explanation for who or what you are playing as and ...

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You’ve been drawn into a fascinating adventure, and you’re getting closer to solving a great mystery. A long way lies behind you, and ...

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There’s nothing I enjoy more than a game that takes me completely by surprise, slaps me in the face, and forces me to ...