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  Culture

  13 Short And Sweet Scary Games To Treat Yourself To Before Halloween

  If you're lagging behind on your annual intake of ghouls and goblins, enjoy this selection of brief creeps, from retro classics to odd indie frights

  By Zack Kotzer Published October 25, 2026
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  OpinionImpressions

  Amazon Prime’s Carrie Is Absolutely Wonderful, Apart From One Thing

  Mike Flanagan's TV series seemed an odd choice, but shines in its portrayal of Carrie and her mother

  By John Walker Published October 23, 2026
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  GamesRetrospective

  Boys Don’t Die: A Halo Retrospective

  'No, I think we're just getting started.'

  Clayton Purdom & Eric Sams Published September 24, 2026
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  Games

  Trails In The Sky 2nd Chapter: The Kotaku Review

  The latest remake doesn't replace the original but it does flex some key improvements

  Harper Jay MacIntyre Published September 16, 2026
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  Games

  A Game About A Delivery Tanuki On A BMX Bike Is Making Me Nostalgic For My Childhood Summers

  Tanuki: Pon's Summer reminds me of a particular kind of freedom I'm unlikely to have again

  By Rebekah Valentine Published September 11, 2026
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  Culture

  World End Syndrome Has A Fascinating Story If You Can Get Past Its Frustrating Game Mechanics

  A powerful narrative marred by some odd game mechanics.

  By Peter Tieryas Published September 7, 2026
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  OpinionImpressions

  Crazy Taxi: World Tour Is Fun Enough, But Some Fans Are Going To Have To Make A Hard Choice

  Sega’s revival of the chaotic driving series should be a cause for celebration, but there’s plenty of skepticism in the way

  By Kenneth Shepard Published August 26, 2026
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  OpinionVG Chat

  Pokémon Ruby And Sapphire Defined Pokémon As We Know It Today

  From monster designs to a more fleshed-out world, Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire represented the moment we knew Pokémon was more than just a childhood craze

  Rebekah Valentine and Kenneth Shepard Published August 11, 2026
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  OpinionImpressions

  The Drifter Is A Dark Pulp Horror Game With Stunning Art

  This point-and-click adventure offers so much, but doesn't stick its ending

  By John Walker Published June 25, 2026
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  ReviewsPC

  Zero Parades: For Dead Spies — The Kotaku Review

  This follow-up to Disco Elysium is righteously angry at the state of the world, though sometimes its anger gets the better of it

  Moises Taveras Published May 19, 2026