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Dishonored: Death of the Outsider: The Kotaku Review

Dishonored has always been about the journey more than the destination, discovering secrets in its levels and finding creative ways to fulfill its objectives. Death of the Outsider, the game’s new standalone DLC, stays true to this strength. It doesn’t reinvent the game, but it doesn’t need to. Narratively, Death of the Outsider fits with…

By Riley MacLeod Published September 18, 2017

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Ys VIII: Lacrimosa Of Dana: The Kotaku Review

The Ys series has been setting the bar for combat and music in action role-playing games since 1987. The latest game, Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana, is no different, but it does have something more recent entries have lacked—a memorable story. This post originally appeared 8/30/17. We’ve bumped it up for the game’s release day.…

By Mike Fahey Published September 12, 2017

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Absolver: The Kotaku Review

Adal, the setting for Absolver, is large and untamed, but it fits. Overgrown ruins dot the landscape. There are cracks in the ground, ships washed far ashore. Something happened, but there’s little in the way of exposition or grand story. You play as a prospect who enters Adal to fight their way to the final…

By Eric Van Allen Published August 31, 2017

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XCOM 2: War Of The Chosen: The Kotaku Review

If you’ve never played XCOM 2, here’s my advice: Skip the vanilla version and start by playing the new expansion, War of the Chosen. It’s the best 2K’s XCOM series has ever been. War of the Chosen is a massive expansion, but it’s not quite a whole new game. Rather, it goes over XCOM 2…

By Nathan Grayson Published August 29, 2017