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AppUnwrapper writes: "Dead Synchronicity: Tomorrow Comes Today, by Daedalic Entertainment, is advertised as a dark, disturbing, dystopian point-and-click adventure, and it more than delivers on that promise. This is a game that's mostly devoid of humor and has you making some morally questionable decisions to "do what you gotta do" to get things done."

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Andrew Gonzalez from Xbox Enthusiast writes: "Gamers that are looking for unique experiences on the Xbox One will really enjoy Quest of Dungeons. Its a game that is a throwback to some of the classic games in the genre, its full of new ideas and it is clearly a game that was made with love. Quest of Dungeons is fun, challenging, memorable and an all around fun time. Fans of Zelda will find the visuals appealing, fans of interesting combat systems will find enjoyment in figuring out how to defeat enemies, and fans of adventure games will find hours of fun."

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AppUnwrapper writes: "Dead Synchronicity: Tomorrow Comes Today, by Daedalic Entertainment, is advertised as a dark, disturbing, dystopian point-and-click adventure, and it more than delivers on that promise. This is a game that's mostly devoid of humor and has you making some morally questionable decisions to "do what you gotta do" to get things done."

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A full review of Never Alone. Rossco Writes "Never Alone presents itself to you in a unique way, you a literally playing a folk tale from the Inuit people as the story is told around you. The cold, harsh environment is well captured in a game with some very nicely constructed gameplay mechanics. It may be nothing new in this regard but the puzzles and well designed animations really make it worth your time. It's a shame your time with the game will be short but it's worth enjoying the story while it lasts."

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Dealspwn: Surviving in a real post-apocalyptic wasteland would be a miserable existence. Mad Max nails that feeling of just wanting to crawl under a rock wait for the end. It's a miserably dull grind, occasionally made bearable by the vehicular carnage once you've suffered through the first half.

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A full review of Never Alone. Rossco Writes "Never Alone presents itself to you in a unique way, you a literally playing a folk tale from the Inuit people as the story is told around you. The cold, harsh environment is well captured in a game with some very nicely constructed gameplay mechanics. It may be nothing new in this regard but the puzzles and well designed animations really make it worth your time. It's a shame your time with the game will be short but it's worth enjoying the story while it lasts."

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VVV: "Project CARS is a landmark racing game. It succeeds as a focused and uncompromising thoroughbred racing simulator that bridges the gap between PC and consoles, representing motorsport at its most raw, most intense and most visceral. This is the complete package for the hardcore racing enthusiast that will keep you racing for months, and possibly years to come. If you consider yourself a racing game fanatic with a passion for motorsport, youd be slightly mad not take Project CARS for a spin."

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A full review of Never Alone. Rossco Writes "Never Alone presents itself to you in a unique way, you a literally playing a folk tale from the Inuit people as the story is told around you. The cold, harsh environment is well captured in a game with some very nicely constructed gameplay mechanics. It may be nothing new in this regard but the puzzles and well designed animations really make it worth your time. It's a shame your time with the game will be short but it's worth enjoying the story while it lasts."

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SteamFirst writes: Theres just something about the Noir aesthetic that gets me excited to play a game. When you think about it, film noir is filled with tropes that sound like theyd make for an excellent video game. Theres action, adventure, intrigue and a dark, gritty tone that would make a game world incredibly tense to explore. Its kind of strange that the noir genre hasnt been adapted to video games more often. Luckily, Calvino Noir Limiteds new stealth adventure Calvino Noir absolutely nails the noir experience, while also offering some solid (if frustrating) gameplay to go along with it.

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Avalanche Studios set out to create a dark and unerring atmosphere within Mad Max, one that is one born out of desperation and sorrow. The social aspect of the surrounding land has corroded into emptiness, a land where to survive one must either live and hide in the shadows or learn to fight. When mankind reaches a point of no turning back, when there is simply nothing left that keeps us human, humanity tends to turn on itself all too quickly, resulting in a catastrophic downward spiral.