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This Ocean-Diving RPG Never Stops Adding Brilliant New Ideas

Dave The Diver crosses a diving RPG with a restaurant sim to create something as compelling as gaming gets

By John Walker Published July 19, 2023

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This Horror Game Gives You A Virtual Girlfriend From Hell

Like it’s ‘waifu’ protagonist, indie horror MiSide seems cute but not that interesting

By Ashley Bardhan Published July 5, 2023

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Mars First Logistics Is A Deeply Funny Video Game

The robotic puzzler makes repeated failure an absolute delight

By Luke Plunkett Published June 26, 2023

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A Review Of Every Major Desktop Launcher For PC Games

From Ubisoft Connect to Battle.net, let's take a look at some of the most important programs on the platform

By Luke Plunkett Published June 1, 2023

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This PS5 Hit Is A Master Class In Porting A Console Game To PC

Returnal is given new life, and huge resolutions, in its PC incarnation

By John Walker Published February 15, 2023

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The Best Narrative Game Of The Last Two Years Just Got Even Better

Narrative adventure Scarlet Hollow 's fourth chapter just released, and it's a doozy

By John Walker Published December 8, 2022

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Victoria 3: The Kotaku Review

Paradox's latest lets you rewrite history by building farms and setting taxes

By Luke Plunkett Published October 24, 2022

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The Ultimate Game To Hit Your ’90s Music Nostalgia

Riley & Rochelle is a music-focused puzzler with a wealth of original songs

By John Walker Published October 19, 2022

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A Game So Good It Could Have Been Hexen III

Hands Of Necromancy is a retro FPS made in GZDoom, and it's blazingly fun

By John Walker Published July 4, 2022

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A Stunning Southern Dystopia Is One Of The Best-Written Games Of The Year

If you have Game Pass on PC, this point and click adventure from Raw Fury is a mesmerizing head-fuck

By John Walker Published March 30, 2022

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The Hilarious Visual Novel In Which You Date Villages

Doki Doki Ragnarok has you playing as a Viking who dates towns, and it's so funny

By John Walker Published February 21, 2022

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Total War: Warhammer III: The Kotaku Review

Creative Assembly's six-year Warhammer saga continues

By Luke Plunkett Published February 14, 2022

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Let’s Build A Zoo: The Kotaku Review

A charming little zoo tycoon game with some weird science and a side of evil

By Mike Fahey Published November 18, 2021

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Opus: Echo Of Starsong: The Kotaku Review

A deeply moving story makes Opus far more than the sum of its mundane gameplay elements

By Sisi Jiang Published September 14, 2021

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Humankind: The Kotaku Review

From the stone age to the space age, stopping everywhere along the way

By Luke Plunkett Published August 17, 2021

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No Longer Home: The Kotaku Review

Humble Grove's new game evokes the uncertainty of lives in flux

By Carolyn Petit Published August 7, 2021

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Warhammer 40K: Battlesector: The Kotaku Review

A solid turn-based tactics game that has the utmost respect for the license

By Luke Plunkett Published July 22, 2021

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Gaming Laptops Are Here To Stay

We dive into what makes gaming laptops like the MSI Raider an excellent choice for seasoned and casual gamers

By G/O Media Studios for MSI Published July 19, 2021

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Hearts Of Iron IV: The Kotaku Re-Review

How Paradox's Second World War is shaping up on its fifth birthday

By Luke Plunkett Published July 8, 2021

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Microsoft Flight Simulator: The Kotaku Review

One of the first places I wanted to fly in Microsoft Flight Simulator was the Grasberg Mine, an open pit mine high in the Sudirman Mountain Range of Indonesia. That might seem like a strange destination. But when Microsoft Flight Simulator was announced at E3 in 2019, it came packaged with a signature promise: the…

By Will Partin Published September 4, 2020